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Layered carbon steel, folded and forge-welded, then acid-etched so the softer layers sit back and the pattern rises. It can rust: dry it after washing your hands, keep it out of pools and the sea, and wipe on a drop of oil every few weeks. Never use metal polish — it flattens the etch.

Far more corrosion-resistant than carbon Damascus, and they need no oiling at all, though they still dislike harsh chemicals and abrasives. Each product page says which steel you are looking at.

Grade 5: around half the weight of steel, hypoallergenic and essentially maintenance-free. On heat-anodized pieces the colour is an oxide layer grown on the surface, not a dye or a coating, so it cannot chip or flake. A soft cloth keeps it at its best; skip polishing compound.

Oxidised until the surface converts to a hard black ceramic, grown into the metal rather than plated on top, so it will not wear through with normal use. A sharp knock against stone or concrete can still chip it and show the grey beneath.

Titanium damascus: inert, hypoallergenic, no oiling. The shifting blues and violets are a heat-formed oxide a few atoms thick, which is why an abrasive polish takes the colour off with it. A dry cloth is the whole routine.

Copper, brass, nickel and silver forge-welded together. The metals darken at different speeds, so the grain gets clearer with age rather than fainter. It contains nickel: with a known nickel allergy, choose titanium or zirconium instead.

Niobium-titanium filament in a copper matrix, reclaimed from particle-accelerator and MRI magnet cable and etched to reveal the honeycomb inside. The copper patinas and deepens the contrast. Supply is finite: when a billet runs out, that piece is gone.

Whiskey-barrel oak and stabilised hardwoods, sealed before they go near the metal so they do not swell and lift. Short contact with water is fine; long soaks, daily hot showers, pools and ultrasonic cleaners are not.

Estimated delivery is 10–14 business days from ordering, including making and transit. Engraving can add one to two additional business days. If you need it for a wedding or another fixed date, contact us before ordering. Full detail on the shipping page.

Check your fit with a ring sizer that matches your chosen band width, then use the ring size guide. A wider band can feel tighter, but do not add a quarter or half size automatically. If you are unsure, contact us before ordering.

We make you a new one in the right size. If we sent the wrong size, the new ring is free, shipping included. If the size you ordered does not fit, the new ring is half the original price plus shipping, and you keep the original.

Yes, one year on every piece. If anything goes wrong with it in the year after delivery, whatever the cause, we repair it or make a replacement free, and pay the shipping both ways. Sizing is covered separately, above.

Every piece is made to order with the options you choose, so all sales are final. You are fully covered all the same. Anything damaged in transit or not what you ordered is replaced or refunded in full if you tell us within 14 days of delivery, and the one-year warranty covers the rest. See the refund policy.

No, engraving is currently free. Open Add an engraving on the product page, just above Add to cart. You approve the layout before anything is cut, so it is engraved exactly as you want it. Wood-inlay and superconductor rings are the exceptions; see the engraving page for the full list.

Yes. Shipping is free to the United States and the United Kingdom, and a flat $30 everywhere else. Import duties and VAT are set by your own country and collected by the carrier.

In most cases, yes: a different width, a size outside US 4–16, a metal combination you have seen on another piece, a matching set. Send us the idea.