Nobody else makes these
Rings nobody else makes
Chosen by hand, not by filter. Each of these does something a high street ring cannot, and each has its reason written on its page.
19 rings · made to order in your size · engraving included
Anodised channel
A band of real colour, set between natural metal edges.
Relieved black
Black cut back to bright metal along both edges.
Wood inlay
Real wood, set into a titanium channel.
Faceted, anodised
Cut into facets, then coloured, so each plane catches differently.
Hammered, anodised
Struck by hand, then given colour.
Celtic
A continuous knot, cut rather than printed.
Roman numeral
Your date, cut around the whole band in numerals.
Fingerprint
Their actual fingerprint, laser cut into the band.
Runes, titanium
Norse runes cut around the band.
Ogham, titanium
Ancient Irish script, cut as lines across the band.
Koi, titanium
Koi carp swimming around the band, cut into titanium.
Trinity knots, gold inlay
Trinity knots cut through a solid gold inlay.
Tyre tread, black
A tyre tread, cut around a black zirconium band.
Claddagh, black
The claddagh, hands, heart and crown, cut into black.
Waves, relieved black
Waves cut through black to bright metal.
Celtic, anodised
Celtic knotwork, cut into the band and then coloured.
Rose and yellow gold inlay
Two golds side by side in one wide inlay.
Hammered gold inlay, titanium
A wide gold inlay, hammered by hand.
Morse code, titanium
Your words in Morse code, cut into titanium.
At a glance
Rings nobody else makes, metal by metal
19 bands in 4 metals. The least expensive is the morse code, titanium at £199. The lightest on the hand is the wood inlay. The widest go to 10mm. 9 cost under £300, 16 cost under £500.
| Metal | Rings | Price | Widths | Surface | 6mm band, est. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Titanium | 7 | £199 to £375 | 4 to 10mm | Mohs 6 | 2.2g |
| Black zirconium | 5 | £255 to £449 | 4 to 10mm | Mohs 8 | 3.2g |
| Anodised zirconium | 4 | £285 to £365 | 4 to 10mm | Mohs 8.5 | 3.2g |
| Titanium with a precious inlay | 3 | £575 to £795 | 4 to 10mm | Mohs 6 | 2.2g |
Prices include UK delivery and engraving. Weights are estimates for a plain 6mm band at UK size N with a 1.6mm wall (how they are worked out); the solid gold bands carry the maker's own weight on each ring's page. Surface hardness is on the Mohs scale, where a higher number resists fine scratches better.
Anodised zirconium grows colour out of its own surface under electrical current; nothing is painted or plated, but the coloured surface needs protection from abrasion. Black zirconium cut back to bright metal at the edges gives a two tone ring made from one metal. Wood set into titanium, a fingerprint cut at depth, a date in Roman numerals around the whole band: personal rather than catalogue.
One thing worth knowing that is not a ring: platinum costs less than 18ct gold here, from both makers who have quoted us, which is not what most people expect. Gold's rise has put an 18ct mount above a platinum one, so the metal most people assume is the expensive choice is the cheaper of the two.
Work it out before you order
About unique
- Is anodised colour permanent?
- Anodised colour comes from a surface oxide film and can be damaged by abrasion. Ask for cleaning instructions and confirmation of restoration options for the exact finish and ring.
- How does the fingerprint ring work?
- We send an ink kit, you send back the print, and it is laser cut into the band at real depth. It is the one ring here that cannot be made twice.
- What makes a ring unique rather than just unusual?
- Something a high street jeweller cannot make or will not stock: colour grown out of the metal, a stone that changes colour with the light, a fingerprint cut at depth, an included sapphire described honestly. Every ring on this page has that reason written on its own page, and a ring without one is not here.