Wood Wedding Bands
Nothing says "I'm committed, but not conventional" quite like a wood wedding band. Our collection combines the warmth and character of natural wood with the durability of modern metals, creating rings that are as unique as the trees they come from. Whether you're an outdoorsman who feels more at home among pines than people, a sustainability advocate who prefers nature over bling, or just a guy who appreciates craftsmanship that doesn't look mass-produced, our wood rings make a statement without saying a word. From whiskey barrel wood that carries the spirit of your favorite bourbon to exotic koa from Hawaiian shores, each ring features distinct grain patterns and coloration that ensure your wedding band is truly one-of-a-kind—kind of like your explanation for how that dent appeared in the new car.
If you're looking for something special, our collection of unique wedding bands offers one-of-a-kind designs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our wood rings aren't the popsicle stick projects you made in third grade. We reinforce these beauties with metals like titanium, tungsten, and cobalt chrome to create rings that can handle your daily adventures, whether that's conquering spreadsheets or splitting firewood. The wood components are sealed with specialized stabilizers and finishes that protect against moisture and wear. Think of it as having the visual appeal of nature with the backing of modern engineering—like a luxury treehouse with Wi-Fi and running water.
Treat your wood ring better than your car but worse than your spouse. Keep it dry when possible, avoid harsh chemicals (much like your liver appreciates), and give it an occasional buff with a soft cloth. For deeper maintenance, apply a small amount of mineral oil or specialized wood ring balm every few months to keep the wood from drying out—think of it as moisturizer for your ring. We also offer wood care kits that include everything you need to keep your ring looking its best. With minimal effort, your wood ring will age gracefully—unlike those jeans you refuse to admit no longer fit.
Besides the obvious "one is made from trees" answer, wood rings offer a connection to nature that metal rings simply can't match. Each wood ring features unique grain patterns, color variations, and character that tell a story—like the rings of a tree marking years of growth. They tend to be lighter in weight than solid metal rings, making them more comfortable for many wearers. Wood rings also have a warmth (both visually and literally) that metal doesn't—they won't get cold in winter or hot in summer. Plus, they make for much more interesting conversation starters than "Yes, it's platinum" when someone notices your ring.