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Most rings for men look the same, boring, uninspired, and often fail to capture the personality of the wearer. That’s why we break the rules and use sustainably harvested materials to create re-imagined wedding bands.

Since 2017, we have been exploring unconventional materials for handcrafted bands. From ancient meteorites to titanium from retired spacecraft, from dinosaur fossils to Hawaiian Koa wood, we stop at nothing in our quest to forge the ring that truly represents you.

Most rings for men look the same, boring, uninspired, and often fail to capture the personality of the wearer. That’s why we break the rules and use sustainably harvested materials to create re-imagined wedding bands.

Since 2017, we have been exploring unconventional materials for handcrafted bands. From ancient meteorites to titanium from retired spacecraft, from dinosaur fossils to Hawaiian Koa wood, we stop at nothing in our quest to forge the ring that truly represents you.

Most rings for men look the same, boring, uninspired, and often fail to capture the personality of the wearer. That’s why we break the rules and use sustainably harvested materials to create re-imagined wedding bands.

Since 2017, we have been exploring unconventional materials for handcrafted bands. From ancient meteorites to titanium from retired spacecraft, from dinosaur fossils to Hawaiian Koa wood, we stop at nothing in our quest to forge the ring that truly represents you.

Most rings for men look the same, boring, uninspired, and often fail to capture the personality of the wearer. That’s why we break the rules and use sustainably harvested materials to create re-imagined wedding bands.

Since 2017, we have been exploring unconventional materials for handcrafted bands. From ancient meteorites to titanium from retired spacecraft, from dinosaur fossils to Hawaiian Koa wood, we stop at nothing in our quest to forge the ring that truly represents you.

Most rings for men look the same, boring, uninspired, and often fail to capture the personality of the wearer. That’s why we break the rules and use sustainably harvested materials to create re-imagined wedding bands.

Since 2017, we have been exploring unconventional materials for handcrafted bands. From ancient meteorites to titanium from retired spacecraft, from dinosaur fossils to Hawaiian Koa wood, we stop at nothing in our quest to forge the ring that truly represents you.