INLAY MATERIALS

M3 Metal

M3 is short for Macro Molecular Metal and is made up of metal that has been deconstructed to the macro molecular level, re-alloyed and then reconstructed, creating a completely new metal composite material. The Mokume line of M3 Metal is a modern interpretation of an Ancient Japaneses method, melding metals to create organic patterns of marbled grain and burl. Originally created in 17th century Japan as adornment for samurai sword handles and sheaths, Mokume Gane reflects the finest hour of craftsmanship – reproducing the intrinsic beauty of mother nature herself.

Black titanium with a white silver grain.	Black & White Mokume		Black titanium with a galactic gold grain.	Black & Gold Mokume
Rose with a white silver grain.	Classic Mokume		Blue bronze with a galactic gold grain.	Lapis Mokume
Blue Bronze with a white silver grain.	Blue Bronze Silver Mokume		Black titanium with a red copper grain.	Black & Red Mokume

Hardwood

From the exotic to the everyday, each hardwood inlay is wondrous and inspiring, unique to your very ring. All of the wood we use is ultra stabilized under a patented high pressure process and impregnated with acrylics, making it impermeable to water and incredibly resistant to scratches. If you do not see a particular wood below, just ask!

(Prunus serotina) Cherry is found throughout the US and Canada. A smooth, durable wood with uniform grain, it is yellowish pink to rich reddish brown in color.	Cherry		(Millettia laurentii)Native to the Congo and Gabon, Wenge is a dense hardwood deep brown in color with a dark, vertical grain that stretches at points like a tiger's stripes.	Wenge
(Dalbergia decipularis)Found on the Eastern side of the US and in some parts of China, Tulip wood is light brown with a prominent rose pink vertical grain. A light, but strong hardwood.	Tulip Wood		(Aesculus Californica)Native to California's Central Coast, California Buckeye is creamy yellow-white to gray-blue and black. Extremely durable and filled with interesting burl.	California Buckeye
(Olea europaea)Native to the Mediterranean Sea region, Olive wood has long had a sacred aura because of its mention in both the Bible and Qur'an. Dark brown Streaks contrast attractively within the yellowish-brown heartwood.	Olive Wood		(Dalbergia melanoxylon)With its impressive strength and durability, African Black wood is often found in many woodwind instruments. Ranging in color from dark brown to black, it has an average specific gravity of 1.29, meaning that this is a wood that sinks!	African Black Wood
(Agathis australis)Long-preserved beneath the peat swamps of New Zealand's North Island, Ancient Kauri wood is carbon dated at more than 45,000 years old, making it the oldest workable wood in a the world and a valued heirloom. Light yellow to medium brown in color, Kauri's wood grain takes on an iridescent quality when sanded and finished.	Ancient Kauri Wood		(Acer negundo)Box Elder is dyed a brilliant shade of brown, ranging in tones from tan to burnt orange, with pale yellow sunbursts. Lots of wavy grain and burl throughout. Considered part of the Maple family, Box Elder is commonly found in Central and Eastern North America..	Brown Box Elder
(Dalbergia)Rosewood is a common name for many different types of wood. Reddish brown to dark brown with a deep, symmetrical grain, Rosewood is heavy and strong.	Rosewood		(Acer negundo) Box Elder is dyed a lovely shade of blue, ranging in tones from cerulean to cornflower, with pale yellow sunbursts. Lots of wavy grain and burl throughout. Considered part of the Maple family, Box Elder is commonly found in Central and Eastern North America.	Blue Box Elder
(Cocos nucifera)Red Palm wood is native to Myanmar and features a red quilled pattern with light yellow highlights.	Red Palm		(Acer)Maple Wood that has been dyed a deep forest green. The color is absorbed into the natural patterns of the wood. There are 129 species of Maple, occurring in Asia, Europe, North Africa, and North America.	Green Maple
(Dalbergia retusa)A tropical hardwood, Light Cocobolo is native to Central America and appears orange to reddish-brown, with a figuring of darker irregular traces weaving throughout. High in natural oil content, Light Cocobolo makes a rich and glowing inlay.	Light Cocobolo		Add a Tooltip Text	Gabon Ebony
(Fraxinus nigra)Black Ash Burl is native to Eastern Canada and the North Eastern US. Light yellow to brown with a smoky burl, Black Ash is a popular wood also used for making guitars, basses and baskets.	Black Walnut		(Acer negundo)Box Elder is dyed a dramatic shade of red, ranging in tones from brick to cherry. Lots of wavy grain and burl throughout. Considered part of the Maple family, Box Elder is commonly found in Central and Eastern North America.	Red Box Elder
(Acer)Maple Wood that has been dyed brilliant blue. The color is absorbed into the natural patterns of the wood. Maple Burl is formed by an unusual growth on trees that results in a highly figured piece of wood. Darker in color than maple wood, it has many whorls and patterns. Maple Burl is most often found in Big Leaf Maples native to the Pacific Northwest.	Blue Maple Burl		Add a Tooltip Text	Thuya Burl
(Acer negundo)Considered part of the Maple family, Box Elder is commonly found in Central and Eastern Noth America. A clear veneer showcases its natural color, with pink to gray burl.	Clear Box Elder		(Acer negundo)Considered part of the Maple family, Box Elder is commonly found in Central and Eastern Noth America. A clear veneer showcases its natural color, with pink to gray burl.	Black Ash Burl
(Diospyros celebica)Native to India, Indonesia and the Philippines, Macassar Ebony is a strong jet-black hardwood with a distinctive reddish dark brown streaking pattern. Very popular with fine furniture makers during the Art Deco period.	Macassar Ebony		(Pterocarpus indicus)A rare, exotic hardwood native to South East Asia, Amboyna Burl is reddish brown with numerous captivating swirls of golden yellow to deep red. Takes on a reflective glow when finished. One of the world's most popular and sought after burl.	Amboyna Burl
(Leguminosae) Native to Central and South America, Purple heart wood is a bright, striking purple when freshly cut, darkening to a deeper purple with age. The wood has a straight grain and medium to high luster.	Purple Heart		(Acer)Spalted Maple has naturally occurring dark veins, making it a very decorative wood with plenty of interesting burl.	Spalted Maple
(Acer negundo)Box Elder is dyed a pale gray-black, with pale yellow sunbursts. Lots of wavy grain and burl throughout. Considered part of the Maple family, Box Elder is commonly found in Central and Eastern Noth America.	Black Box Elder		(Brosimum paraense)Native to South America, Bloodwood is a rich strawberry red color and takes a high, lustrous finish.	Bloodwood
(Acacia koa)The largest endemic tree native to Hawaii, Koa was historically the material of choice for handcarved canoes. Its colors range from light brown to deep red-brown hues. With a weight and strength is similar to Black Walnut, it takes on an exceptionally rich and deeply reflective glow when finished.	Hawaiian Koa		Add a Tooltip Text	Redwood Burl
(Dalbergia retusa)A tropical hardwood, Dark Cocobolo is native to Central America and appears deep reddish-brown, with a figuring of darker irregular traces weaving throughout. High in natural oil content, Dark Cocobolo makes a rich and glowing inlay.	Dark Cocobolo		Add a Tooltip Text	Black Palm
(Acer negundo)Box Elder is dyed a glowing shade of green, ranging in tones from emerald to moss with yellow sunbursts. Lots of wavy grain and burl throughout. Considered part of the Maple family, Box Elder is commonly found in Central and Eastern North America.	Green Box Elder		(Acer)Birdseye Maple is Maple wood with a unique pattern of circles that resemble eyes.	Bird’s Eye Maple
(Acer negundo)Box Elder is dyed a lovely shade of burgundy, ranging in tones from purple to mauve with pale yellow sunbursts. Lots of wavy grain and burl throughout. Considered part of the Maple family, Box Elder is commonly found in Central and Eastern North America.	Burgundy Box Elder		(Acer negundo) Box Elder is dyed a beaming shade of gold, ranging in tones from amber to peach. An antiqued gray wash gives it aged-appeal. Considered part of the Maple family, Box Elder is commonly found in Central and Eastern North America.	Golden Box Elder

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Horn Inlays

Durable and waterproof, horn is a natural pick when it comes to inlays. All of our horn is responsibly sourced.

Our Sambar Stag Deer Antler is sourced from India. All of the horn harvested has been naturally shed by the deer. The Antler ranges in color from bone-white to creamy-yellow.

Sambar Deer Antler

Asian Water Buffalo Horn is an extremely durable material traditionally used for knife handles and gun grips. Jet-black in color, Water Buffalo horn shines against a titanium backdrop.

Water Buffalo Horn

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Opalescent Inlays

Cast polyester is 100% waterproof and extremely durable. Our opalescent inlays feature several different formulas, including Pearl, Sparkle, Marble and Transparent.

Jet black swirls with reflective gray highlights.	Black Pearl		Turquoise with iridescent sparkle and a transparent quality.	Marine Pearl
Marbled copper to bronze highlights.	Bronze Pearl		Marbled turquoise with iridescent blue-green highlights.	Emerald Green Pearl
Copper with an iridescent sparkle.	Copper Pearl		Light pink and cream marbled swirl.	Burgundy Pearl
Brilliant blue filled with iridescent sparkle.	Cobalt Pearl		Deep purple with marbled highlights.	Purple Pearl
Teal opalescent with marbled highlights.	Antique Green		Sapphire blue with iridescent pearl highlights.	Sea Blue Pearl
Deep blue with marbled white swirl.	Vintage Blue		Bright pink with marbled highlights.	Hot Pink
Deep green with marbled white swirl.	Vintage Green		Opaque black resin.	Dalrin
Bright blue-green color. Real turquoise combined with resin and dye.	Turquoise Composite Stone		Creamy yellow to honey tones with a subtle dusky shadow captures the look of authentic cattlehorn with the durability of resin.	Faux Cattlehorn
Bright red with marbled highlights.	Ruby Pearl		Marbled Amber lowlights and sunny dandelion highlights.	Gold Pearl
Bold and brilliant opaque red.	Red		Luminescent white marbled pearl.	White Pearl

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Concrete Inlays

Concrete is both modern and timeless, with unlimited possibilities in style, texture and color. Super durable and 100% waterproof, our concrete inlays are made to last a lifetime and beyond.

Bright blue cosmos with natural pebbled grain throughout. Smooth to the touch.	Blue		Grass green with natural pebbled grain throughout. Smooth to the touch.	Green
Khaki colored with lots of natural pebbled grain throughout. Smooth to the touch.	Natural		Bold red with lots of natural pebbled grain throughout. Smooth to the touch.	Red
Jet black with natural pebbled grain throughout. Smooth to the touch.	Black		White with lots of natural pebbled grain throughout. Smooth to the touch.	White

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FINISHES and ACCENTS

Titanium Finishes

The finish is the final step in ring production, and refers to the method by which the ring’s surface is polished or brushed to give it a certain effect. Reflective, dark, matte or textured, a finish can highlight a ring’s best features.

Smooth, bright finish with a soft luster.	Bright Satin		Brushed satin finish with a soft luster.	Dark Satin
Textured, with a sandy-grain iridescent quality.	Sand Blast		Uniform matte finish.	Glass Bead Blast
Very shiny, bright and reflective.	Mirror Polish		Uniform speckled grain finish. Textured, but smooth to touch.	Wire Wheel

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Anodized Accent Colors

Anodization adds a blast of iridescent color to titanium’s surface through the process of oxidization. We can anodize the interior or protected grooves of any ring.

	Dark Blue			Dark Purple
	Wine			Ocean Blue
	Blue Green			Pink
	Light Purple			Bronze
	Green			Turquoise
	Olive Green			Green Gold
	Medium Blue			Gold

Edge Treatments

Find the perfect frame for your ring. Choose from our varied edge treatments to reflect your own personal style.

Narrow, twin grooves add depth.	Pinstripe		Sloping at a downward angle, beveled edges raise a band's central focus.	Beveled Edge
Fully rounded edges soften a band's look.	Rounded Edge		Blossoming outward, a fully domed band lends a gentle touch.	Full Dome

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