Men's Wedding Rings
Men's wedding bands in meteorite, whisky barrel oak, Damascus steel, tungsten carbide, titanium and black zirconium. Hard-wearing rings for hands that work, each with a story behind the material.
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Hand Crafted
Authentic Materials
Scottish & Kiwi Roots
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El Campbell
Precio habitual £215.00 GBPPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por -
Speyside - 8mm
Precio habitual £215.00 GBPPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por -
6mm Speyside
Precio habitual £199.00 GBPPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por -
The Nova - 8mm
Precio habitual £315.00 GBPPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por -
El transbordador
Precio habitual £315.00 GBPPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por -
La Fortaleza
Precio habitual £185.00 GBPPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por -
The Nova - 6mm
Precio habitual £295.00 GBPPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por -
El herrador
Precio habitual £175.00 GBPPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por -
The Glencairn - 6mm
Precio habitual £199.00 GBPPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por -
El Campbell
Precio habitual £215.00 GBPPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por -
El cabezal
Precio habitual £220.00 GBPPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por -
The Bedrock
Precio habitual £145.00 GBPPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por
Men's wedding rings with a story behind them
A wedding ring is the one piece of jewellery most men wear every day for the rest of their lives, so it needs to be tough enough for that and mean something when you look at it. Every ring in this collection is made from a material with a history of its own, set into bands built for daily wear.
Meteorite
Our meteorite rings use Swedish meteorite, an iron-nickel alloy that formed in the core of an asteroid. Etching reveals its crosshatched Widmanstätten pattern, which only forms through millions of years of slow cooling in space, so no two rings are the same.
Whisky barrel oak
Oak reclaimed from retired whisky casks, set into the band as an inlay. Every piece of wood has its own grain and colour, so each ring looks slightly different.
Damascus steel
Layers of steel folded and forged together, then etched to bring out a flowing pattern that is unique to each band.
Tungsten carbide, titanium and black zirconium
For a cleaner look, these metals are chosen for how they wear. Tungsten carbide is extremely hard and resists scratching, titanium is light and hypoallergenic, and black zirconium has a deep black finish. Because of their hardness, they cannot be resized, so it is worth confirming your size before you order.
Carbon fibre and dinosaur bone
Lightweight carbon fibre and fossilised dinosaur bone from Utah make for rings that few people will have seen before.
Finding the right fit
6mm is the most popular width for men, with 8mm for a bolder look. Use our ring size guide before ordering. If you are shopping as a couple, you can build a matching pair, or browse every Forge & Lumber ring.
Not sure of your size?
Most of these materials cannot be resized once they are made, so it is worth getting it right first time. Our size guide walks you through it in a couple of minutes.
Built to be worn every day
Tungsten carbide, titanium and black zirconium are chosen for hardness. These are rings for hands that work.
Materials with a story
Meteorite, oak reclaimed from whisky casks, folded Damascus steel and dinosaur bone. Every ring carries a history.
Sized properly, first time
Most of these materials cannot be resized once made, so getting the size right before you order matters more here than it does elsewhere.
Men's wedding rings: questions, answered
Which width should I choose for a men's ring?
6mm is the most popular width and sits comfortably on most men's hands. 8mm is heavier and more visible, which suits larger hands or anyone who wants the ring to be noticed. 4mm is understated and works well on slimmer fingers.
What is the difference between the profiles?
Round is domed on the outside and the most traditional. Flat has straight edges and a modern, architectural look. Bevelled has angled edges that catch the light. Faceted is cut into multiple surfaces for more texture.
Can these rings be resized?
Tungsten carbide, black zirconium and titanium cannot be resized because of their hardness. It is worth confirming your size before ordering rather than after.
Are they safe for sensitive skin?
Tungsten carbide and titanium are both hypoallergenic and contain no nickel, so they suit most people who react to conventional jewellery metals.
Can I have my ring engraved?
Engraving is available on rings with a metal interior. Wood and meteorite inlays that run through the inside of the band cannot be engraved. The option appears on eligible product pages.
Can I get a matching ring for my partner?
Yes. Many styles come in narrower widths, and you can build a matching pair by choosing a width for each ring.
How long will my ring take to arrive?
Most rings ship from stock. The delivery estimate for each size is shown on the product page.