Handcrafted Rings
Proudly made in the USA. Every one of our wood rings is made by hand in the “bentwood” style. Not only are they all unique, but they cost less than our competitors, come with FREE-SHIPPING, and our signature 30-Day Guarantee.
Proudly made in the USA. Every one of our wood rings is made by hand in the “bentwood” style. Not only are they all unique, but they cost less than our competitors, come with FREE-SHIPPING, and our signature 30-Day Guarantee.
The rich, red tones of this African Hardwood are complemented by brilliant Kingman turquoise and pure silver bands. Because this process requires bending the wood around the circumference of the ring, it provides a variety of benefits over traditional lathed or sanded ring designs. Bentwood rings feature greatly increased strength and durability over their other wood counterparts as well as showcasing whatever unique grain patterns the wood may have. Bentwood rings also resist warping and water-damage incredibly well, making them much more practical for everyday wear.
If you're looking for a way to be confident in your ring size, print out this easy-to-use ring sizer. If it doesn't match up or anything is wrong with the sizing at anytime within 30 days of purchase we'll issue an exchange without hassle. Please Note: The sizing template is designed to be pulled tight against the skin to give the most accurate reading. Make sure that the sizing band is snug to get the best size for you!
If you're looking for a way to be confident in your ring size, print out this easy-to-use ring sizer. If it doesn't match up or anything is wrong with the sizing at anytime within 30 days of purchase we'll issue an exchange without hassle. Please Note: The sizing template is designed to be pulled tight against the skin to give the most accurate reading. Make sure that the sizing band is snug to get the best size for you!
Perfect for the outdoor, adventure enthusiast, this band of dark macassar ebony is accented sharply by a central inlay of genuine elk antler. Because this process requires bending the wood around the circumference of the ring, it provides a variety of benefits over traditional lathed or sanded ring designs. Bentwood rings feature greatly increased strength and durability over their other wood counterparts as well as showcasing whatever unique grain patterns the wood may have. Bentwood rings also resist warping and water-damage incredibly well, making them much more practical for everyday wear.
If you're looking for a way to be confident in your ring size, print out this easy-to-use ring sizer. If it doesn't match up or anything is wrong with the sizing at anytime within 30 days of purchase we'll issue an exchange without hassle. Please Note: The sizing template is designed to be pulled tight against the skin to give the most accurate reading. Make sure that the sizing band is snug to get the best size for you!
Zebrawood is an African wood that has deep grain complexity that requires little embellishment. Let the wood speak for itself. Because this process requires bending the wood around the circumference of the ring, it provides a variety of benefits over traditional lathed or sanded ring designs. Bentwood rings feature greatly increased strength and durability over their other wood counterparts as well as showcasing whatever unique grain patterns the wood may have. Bentwood rings also resist warping and water-damage incredibly well, making them much more practical for everyday wear.
If you're looking for a way to be confident in your ring size, print out this easy-to-use ring sizer. If it doesn't match up or anything is wrong with the sizing at anytime within 30 days of purchase we'll issue an exchange without hassle. Please Note: The sizing template is designed to be pulled tight against the skin to give the most accurate reading. Make sure that the sizing band is snug to get the best size for you!
The process of making a bentwood ring requires a great deal of time, dedication, and attention to detail to make a ring of incredible quality. They cannot be mass-produced on lathes that turn out hundreds of rings a day. So why do we bother with this process that is so much more involved and time-consuming? Because making a ring in this style produces a piece of jewelry that has strength, durability, and beauty that cannot be matched by traditional wooden rings.
The way a bentwood ring is made starts by taking a thin strip of wood, steaming it, and then bending around a circular guide to get the desired size and shape. The huge advantage to this is that the bending of the wood eliminates the end-grain that you would normally have on either side of a traditional ring. The end-grain is where the wood will be the most brittle and likely to crack, break, or warp when subjected to water. Because bentwood rings do not have these weak points, they display incredible strength and durability, as well as being waterproof! If you have seen lathed wooden rings before, you are probably familiar with the large bulky profile that they have. Bentwood rings can be made much thinner without compromising strength and can therefore gain the profile of a more classic piece of jewelry. Each ring is layered with 9 coats of high-strength polymer that protect it and make the ring great for everyday wear.
To make sure your new handcrafted ring fits perfectly, print out our easy-to-use ring sizer and measure the finger you’re buying for.
Note: Make sure the page is printed to the correct scale using a quarter and the instructions at the top of the page. If the page isn’t printed to the correct scale before you measure, you may order the wrong size.
Ridge Line Rings is focused on bringing natural, hand crafted, one-of-a-kind jewelry to every customer who seeks a break from the norm. We are proud to offer rings that hold significance and beauty that is as unique as the individual buying them. From the very beginning, these pieces have had the ability to bear special significance and connection to the wearer that is unrivaled by most traditional jewelry. Go find something that speaks to you!
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A perfect choice for someone looking for something bold, yet understated. The natural, subdued tones of the African Wenge and Mahogany are complimented beautifully by intricate antler and bright silver. Because this process requires bending the wood around the circumference of the ring, it provides a variety of benefits over traditional lathed or sanded ring designs. Bentwood rings feature greatly increased strength and durability over their other wood counterparts as well as showcasing whatever unique grain patterns the wood may have. Bentwood rings also resist warping and water-damage incredibly well, making them much more practical for everyday wear.
If you're looking for a way to be confident in your ring size, print out this easy-to-use ring sizer. If it doesn't match up or anything is wrong with the sizing at anytime within 30 days of purchase we'll issue an exchange without hassle. Please Note: The sizing template is designed to be pulled tight against the skin to give the most accurate reading. Make sure that the sizing band is snug to get the best size for you!