Kintsugi Ring. Ebony Wood and 22ct Gold Leaf. Other Inlays Available

Description
Kintsugi Ring Made From Ebony Wood With 22ct Gold Leaf Inlay.
Ring in photo is 8mm width. Ring comes in 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 7mm, 8mm 10mm
 
Finish
Ring is finished natural. If you would like a waterproof gloss armour coating added to your ring, please go to website and click on 'services'
 
This ring is customisable
Ring can be made with a 9ct, 18ct gold, carbon fibre or black ceramic liner. Liners make wooden rings more robust and less prone to break.
Wood type can be changed to your own choice
Inlay can be changed to fine silver, 22ct rose gold, copper or a crushed gemstone.
Please message me to discuss any changes you would like to make to your ring.
Please email for price and to discuss options
 
Sizing Your Ring (important please read)
Please note: All my rings are handmade/custom made to order.
To avoid ordering the wrong size, I would advise that you purchase a ring gauge from us.
Please do not order a different ring gauge, as they could be 1/2 to 1 size difference to the ones we use.
Please also note that getting your finger measured at 2 or 3 different jewellers, can give different sizes, this all depends on the make and model of their gauges they use.
Please order your ring gauge from website under 'services'
 
Aftercare
I do not advise these rings to be worn in water for prolonged periods, even if they have a waterproof, as over time the water will corode the coating. If your ring is finished natural, you will need to wax the ring to keep it protected.
Please do not wear your ring when gardening or DIY work.
Please do not wear any metal rings on the fingers next to the wood ring, as this could dent the wood or chip the coating.
 
All rings with the waterproof coating may need maintenance with re-coat at some point, as it does not last forever. The ring can also scuff or chip if ring is not looked after properly.
Re-coat service is £25 plus P&P
Please always keep in mind that wood rings need more looking after than metal ones.
 
Hanmade in England