Rustic Ring for Men with Wooden In-Lay

Is a deep rich, orange red with a black dramatic grain pattern. Cocobolo is commonly used in gun grips and knife handles and stands up well to repeated handling and exposure to water.

Is one of the most intensely black woods known, which, can be polished to a gloss finish. Theebony we have was given to us by a local wood turner and is thought to be over 100 years old.

Is a classic furniture wood, almost exclusively used for inlays on very fine furniture. Thewood is very dense and hard and can be brought to a spectacular.

Has a straight grain and is reddish-brown in color, and displays a beautiful reddish sheen when polished. The wood we have used to be a part of Hayle harbour in Cornwall.

Symobolizes strength and endurance. The Oak we have comes from an old Cornish tall ship which has sailed around the globe. It darkens over time but still retains its strong grain.

Is a very strong wood which handles water well. It has been used for posts and groins in harbours. The wood darkens overtime when worn and becomes a deep purple

Is also called bloodwood because of the deep red colour. This unusual wood shimmers when the light catches it creating a lovely effect which never quite looks the same.

Has links with eternal life, death and rebirth. These can be traced back to Celtic and Anglo-Saxon times. The yew we have comes from a local tree surgeon. A beautiful light grained wood.