Sometimes you’ll need to swap out your wood ring for more flexibility. That's why we include a FREE Silicone Band with every ring purchase. Whether you're sending a route on El Cap, shredding at pipeline, or doing any hard hand-work, a silicone band is the perfect sidekick.
This silicone band can be reversed from blue to black.
Due to the stretchy characteristics of silicone, if you are a half size we recommend sizing down. (Example: size 7.5 should order a size 7)
This ring is defined by its materials and the story they carry. The [material] used in this piece has its own history, which is preserved rather than replicated. Each ring is handcrafted using real inlays and solid construction, never artificial or printed finishes.
The result is a ring that feels personal from the start, chosen not just for how it looks, but for what it represents to the person wearing it.
If you’re unsure of your ring size, "send me a ring sizer & hold my order" option helps you avoid guesswork. We’ll send you a complimentary ring sizer and place your order on hold while you measure.
Your order is added to our production queue at the time of purchase, so once you confirm your size, your ring is prioritized and moves straight into making. This ensures the best fit from the start, without the need for separate sizing tools or exchanges.
Choosing a ring can feel like a lot of pressure. If your size isn’t quite right or you decide on a different design, we offer free exchanges so you can move forward with confidence.We’re always happy to help with sizing or design questions along the way.
You can visit our sizing guide or purchase
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All of our jewelry is handcrafted in our Utah shop
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Sourced from verified suppliers and never mixed with artificial substitutes.
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Backed by our commitment to quality.
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Easy, no-hassle exchanges and returns.
All of our jewelry is handcrafted in our Utah shop
Sourced from verified suppliers and never mixed with artificial substitutes.
Backed by our commitment to quality.
Easy, no-hassle exchanges and returns.
