A wood ring carries a place with it: a forest you camp in, a guitar you learned on, a barrel from a distillery you like. These wood inlay rings set real wood into tungsten, so you get the grain without the worry about a solid wood band cracking.
Choose your wood: sequoia redwood, the wood our name comes from; golden Hawaiian koa; wood from whiskey barrels; or koa wrapped with a guitar string. Some pair the wood with abalone, antler or a lab-created stone. Every piece of wood has its own grain, so no two rings look exactly alike.
Sequoia redwood is genuine California redwood, a deep red-brown. Hawaiian koa is golden to reddish with a curl that catches light. Whiskey barrel wood comes from retired barrels and runs darker. A few designs mix wood with abalone, antler, opal or a lab-created stone.
Every wood inlay is sealed under a polished jewelry resin and sits in a channel of comfort-fit tungsten carbide, so the band protects the edges and the resin protects the face. Everyday hand washing is fine. What to avoid is scraping the ring against metal or stone. See our ring care guide.
Will two rings look the same? No. Every piece of wood has its own grain, so the ring you get will be close to the photos but never identical.
Sizing? Ring sizes sit close together (a half size is less than half a millimeter), so it is worth measuring properly with our sizing guide. If the fit still isn't right, size exchanges are free within 30 days, and every ring has a one-year warranty.
Shop related collections: Sequoia Redwood Rings | Koa Wood Rings | Abalone Shell Rings | Men's Wedding Bands