Gone are the days when men’s wedding rings were limited to plain, generic bands. Today, custom wedding rings for men are a bold expression of individuality, meaning, and style. Whether you're looking for a rugged ring with roots or a subtle band with symbolism, your wedding ring should feel like an extension of you—and your story.
Every bride deserves a wedding ring as unique as her roots. At My Roots Jewelry, our custom women’s wedding rings are handcrafted to reflect your personality, values, and the love you share. These aren't just rings—they're wearable symbols of your story, made with intention and care.
While both wedding bands and engagement rings symbolize love and commitment, their roles, appearances, and the traditions surrounding them are distinct. In this guide, we’ll answer the question: “what is a wedding band?” and highlight how you can select one that truly reflects your story—especially if you’re leaning toward unique, nature-inspired materials.
Deep in the rich landscapes of Hawaii grows a tree whose wood has captivated generations — Koa wood. Known for its strength, deep, rich hues, and striking grain patterns, Koa wood is not only a symbol of the Hawaiian Islands but also a favored material for crafting exquisite and meaningful jewelry, particularly Koa wood rings.
In this blog, we’ll explore the enduring allure of Koa wood rings, why they are a dominant force in our collection of wood rings, and why they might be the perfect choice for your next ring.
For years, traditional metal bands have dominated the men’s jewelry market. However, as fashion trends evolve, wood rings are emerging as a compelling alternative. Offering a blend of style, sustainability, and personal significance, these rings are more than just accessories—they are meaningful statements of individuality and environmental responsibility.
Whether you’re looking for a wedding band, a statement piece, or an everyday ring, 2025 is shaping up to be the year that wood rings take center stage. Here’s a look at the top trends shaping the world of men’s wood rings this year.
