We were so impressed with the care and detail of wood rings from the experts at Simply Wood Rings that we had to tell our readers about them. They take eco-friendly resources and transform them into elegant wedding or engagement rings. Along with their wood options, they can transform your special materials and inlay materials into […]

You might have stumbled across something called a tension diamond or gemstone ring and wondered what it is. This guide should help you understand exactly what type of style it is as well as the materials and gemstones typically associated with tension rings. Basically, this is everything you need to know about tension rings. What

A beautiful moonstone ring can be the perfect engagement ring for a woman who loves the unexpected. Throughout history, moonstone has been intertwined with love spells and healing properties. Both are wonderful qualities to have in an engagement ring. We had a hard time choosing our favorites since there are so many stunning choices, but

When we last left off our first part of our Inlays For Wooden Wedding Rings, we were taking a look at Lapus Lazuli inlays.  Now, we move on to the latter half of the alphabet and dive right into the following beautiful materials: Malachite, Meteorite, Mother Of Pearl, Opal, Ruby, Seaglass, Topaz, and Turquoise. So, without

For couples searching for unique, eco-friendly rings, wooden rings can be the best option. Whether it’s rings made entirely of wood or another metal with a wood inlay, these are some wooden wedding rings pros and cons for choosing your wedding bands. Pros of Wooden Wedding Rings 1. Affordably Priced Wedding Rings It might be

This is Part 3 of a 3-Part series on the Types Of Wood For Rings. Part 1 Types Of Wood For Rings features Applewood, Birch, Bogwood, Cedar, Cherry, Chestnut, Ebony, Hackberry, and Juniper. In Part 2, we looked at Kauri, Koa, Mahogany, Maple, Oak, Osage Orange, Pine, Paduk, and Pearwood. This time, we’re looking at

This is Part 2 of a 3-Part series on the Types Of Wood For Rings. Part 1 Types Of Wood For Rings features Applewood, Birch, Bogwood, Cedar, Cherry, Chestnut, Ebony, Hackberry, and Juniper. This time around, we look at Kauri, Koa, Mahogany, Maple, Oak, Osage Orange, Pine, Paduk, and Pearwood.  Read on to find out

You’ve decided on getting a wooden engagement or wedding ring – but you still have a ways to go. The first step is deciding on what kind of wood you’d like to use in your new ring. I’m an effort to make this decision an easier one to reach, we’ve compiled a list of the