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When you look through and handle as many woods as I do each day, you start to notice one thing.  Just like people, each piece of wood is different from the next - even if they are the same species. ...

Desert Ironwood has always been one of my very favorite woods because it grows so rich in color in such an arid environment.  Each piece has such lustre and dramatic color changes from deep honey to an almost coal black. ...

Whether you are someone who adores birds and watching them, or if you're someone who will appreciate birds from a distance or a photo, these rings will be sure to capture your eyes with their bright and vivid colors.  The...

In Native folklore, Box Elder trees are revered as spiritual messengers and are a symbol of profound life changes.  What could be more fitting and beautiful for a wedding ring than that.  Beyond the deep symbolism of Box Elders, there...

Even though I love all our Inlay Materials, I definitely have some favorites.  It is hard not to love Maple when you live in New England.  I've raised my children here, grown our little local ring business, restored several houses,...

Are you looking for a Minter + Richter Ring, but your budget has something else in mind?  Well, we got you both covered!  Here are just a few of our favorite on-sale rings currently available.  All our On-Sale rings ship...

Copper does look gorgeous with inlays of stone or wood, but it is also lovely when it shines on its own.  Check out some of our favorite copper rings that are a little on the simpler side of life. BEVELED...

  If you have been to our studio here in Boston, you have seen our massive library of sands, rocks, bones, claws, antlers and all other earthy materials from around the globe.  Any material on this great planet can be...