Wooden Ring Care

Rings with a CA (cyanoacrylate) finish require little maintenance or precautions.
While difficult, it is possible to scratch or scar the ring. If you are doing extreme manual work (with tools, etc.) you may want to remove the ring.
Small scratches or dullness in the finish can be polished to a shine using plastic polish or car wax. Use with a cloth to polish to a desired shine.
More extreme damages to the finish can often be removed by more aggressive sanding/polishing and/or applying new layers of finish. Contact me if this is needed.
Wile extremely rare, allergies to some metals can happen. Stop wearing the ring should a rash appear.

It’s recommended to remove the ring when washing hands, showering, bathing, or working around water. Exposure to water can damage the wood.
If your ring is exposed to water, dry it completely as soon as possible. Brief exposure to water is little concern if dried quickly.
It’s recommended to remove the ring when doing work that can scar the wood (gardening, working with tools, etc.).
Apply a natural beeswax finish occasionally to protect the ring and to refresh the shine. A natural beeswax furniture polish will work fine. Polish with a cloth until a shine is achieved.
Natural wood rings require some care and attention. If not properly cared for, damage can occur that is difficult or impossible to repair.
While rare, allergies to woods can happen. Stop wearing the ring should a rash appear.