Bentwood rings in ash, rosewood, olive wood and ironwood, alongside metal bands with whiskey and wine barrel wood inlays. Bentwood uses layered strips of wood; an inlay places wood within a metal band.
Natural grain and color vary between pieces. Check each design’s construction and dimensions, measure with the ring-size guide, and read our bentwood care advice before ordering.
Bentwood rings use thin strips of wood bent and layered by hand, then stabilised and sealed. A wood-inlay design places wood within a metal band. Read each product’s construction details; the two types can have different finishes and care requirements.
Do not soak it. Remove it for swimming, showering, washing up and heavy work. Wipe with a soft dry cloth and avoid harsh chemicals, abrasives and ultrasonic cleaners. Do not add oil or polish without checking with us. Read the bentwood care guide.
Natural wood grain and colour vary from piece to piece. Choose the wood, size and width available for your design, then measure with a sizer matching that width. The ring-size guide can help you check fit before ordering.
Before you choose
Every metal here is worked differently and ages differently. Start with how you spend your days. The care guide covers each one in full.
| How you live | Look at | Why | Think twice about |
|---|---|---|---|
| Work with your hands | Titanium, stainless Damascus | Titanium is light and tough; stainless Damascus shrugs off water. Neither needs oiling | Black zirconium (a hard knock can chip the ceramic), wood inlays |
| Lift, climb or train | Take the ring off | Any solid metal ring can catch and be crushed against a bar | — |
| Swim, surf or live by the sea | Titanium, Timascus | Inert: chlorine and salt water do nothing to them | Carbon Damascus, copper and wood inlays |
| Sensitive skin or a nickel allergy | Titanium, zirconium, Timascus | All three are excellent for sensitive skin | Mokume gane (contains nickel), copper (can leave a harmless green mark) |
| Desk work and everyday wear | Anything | An easy life for any metal. Carbon Damascus only wants a drop of oil now and then | — |
| Want it to change with age | Mokume gane, superconductor | The copper darkens, so the grain and the honeycomb get clearer over time | — |
