Wooden Ring or Wedding Band – Mahogany (Bent Wood Method) by MnMWoodworks

80,00 USD

The visualized ring was used Mahogany wood. This listing is for a similar ring customized made to your size. It will be made making use of the & quot; & quot; bent wood technique & quot; for durability.
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For those who are not familiar with wooden rings, it is helpful to understand that there are 2 basic techniques for making them. I will call them the “block approach” and the “bent wood method.” The “block approach” involves layering the different woods into a little block. Then, the hole is drilled out and the ring is formed from that. This is a fairly quick way of making rings, so I can do it reasonably cheaply. If done properly, it still produces a great ring.

The “bent wood approach” includes taking thin strips of the primary wood and heat/ steam flexing them into circles. These are then layered to themselves and the ring can be formed from that. When preferred, a groove can be cut around the ring and other woods and even crushed stone can be inlaid. This is a much more tiresome process and is a bit more costly. Nevertheless, since the grain of the wood runs all the method around the ring, this technique produces a much stronger ring.

If you are on a tight budget plan and are not preparing on wearing your wooden ring every day, the “block technique” may be the finest choice for you. However if this is going to be your wedding event band and are planning on using it continuously, or if the cost is not a problem for you, I suggest the “bent wood technique.” The included quality of the ring is worth the extra cost.
If you see a ring of mine that was used the “block approach” and would like a comparable ring in the “bent wood technique” (or vice versa), let me understand and I will provide a listing for you to acquire.

When shopping for a wooden ring and are not sure which approach was used, ask the seller so that you understand exactly what you are getting. This particular listing is for a & quot; & quot; bent wood & quot; ring. —————————————————————————————————————————–
In order to secure the wood and guarantee a long life for the ring, I complete each of my rings with numerous coats of a Cyanoacrylate surface (essentially an extremely refined superglue). After checking various finishes, this is exactly what I’ve discovered to be the most resilient and longest lasting. I enjoy to utilize a different surface upon request. If at any time, the finish on your ring ends up being broken, just return the ring to me and I will redecorate it for $ 3 (to cover the expense of shipping back to you).
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US ring sizes usually range from 1-15. If you do not understand your size, it is suggested that you check out any precious jewelry shop before buying to obtain professionally sized. There are other methods of determining offered, but I have actually commonly discovered them to be unreliable. Considering that wooden rings can not be resized, it is essential to get an accurate measurement. Bear in mind that I can make rings in 1/4 and 1/2 sizes, as well.

Throughout checkout, there will be a section where you can compose me a note. Simply let me know there what size you will be requiring, as well as other modifications that you would like.
If after getting your ring, you figure out that you need a different size, return the initial back to me and I will make an exchange with you for $ 5, which covers my products expense and shipping.
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If you want to speak to me before buying, please send me a message here on Etsy or email me at MnMWoodworks [At] gmail.com. I am always pleased to customize my rings for you, utilizing various woods or stones of your option.
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My rings are carefully crafted and take a considerable quantity of time to make. Kindly enable one to two weeks for me to get your ring made and finished before shipping it out.
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Each ring is used materials in their natural state. I make use of no dyes, stains, or other colorings. The colors you see in my rings are the colors that are discovered in nature and will frequently differ somewhat from ring to ring.