Rosewood Ring with Stripe

This ring is made of Bolivian rosewood with layered maple and walnut stripes. This is a remake of the natural finish ring I had an allergic reaction to. Don't worry, this one is completely sealed with CA giving it a nice shine too! Here it is pictured with a desert ironwood ring (right).

My First Wood Ring

Time to go back in time. The following is the first wood (foreground) ring I ever made. I had a small piece of scrap walnut and thought "I wonder if I can make a ring out of this?". With a scroll saw, drill, a Dremel, and some sand paper I cranked this out. I've since... Continue Reading →

Green Acrylic Ring

Does acrylic count as woodwork? Maybe turning? Anyways, photos doesn't really do acrylic rings justice. They have much more of a translucent shine in real life.

Smooth Maple Ring

Smooth maple ring. This one is narrower at 5mm in width. It's bent wood around around a stainless steel core so you see a continuous grain pattern all the way around.

Rosewood Natural Finish

This is an earlier ring I made. It's Bolivian Rosewood with maple and walnut layers and a natural bees wax finish. After wearing this ring for a few months, I suddenly broke out in a rash on my finger (think poison ivy). It seems that many of the exotic hardwoods contain oils similar to that... Continue Reading →

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