handcrafted wooden jewelry

How Long Will it Last?

Caring for Your Heartwood Heirloom Ring

Our wood rings are stack-laminated and cross-bonded for exceptional strength and longevity. In simpler terms — they’re built to last. Each Heartwood Heirloom ring is crafted using ultra-thin wood plies and high-tech waterproof adhesives, making it remarkably durable while maintaining its natural beauty.

That said, your ring is made from precious wood, not steel or titanium. Please treat it with care and respect the craftsmanship that went into it. You don’t need to remove your ring for regular handwashing, but it’s best to take it off before showering, swimming, or doing heavy work.

Everyday activities are perfectly fine, but if you’re welding, swinging a hammer, or breaking boards at karate class — slip your ring into your pocket first. A little caution goes a long way toward preserving your handcrafted wooden jewelry for years to come.

A ring sitting on a small wooden peg with a black ring on top, mounted on a black base. Behind it is a wooden block or stand with a dark top.
A close-up of a wooden ring with red and black layers, featuring gold accents on the outer surface.
Close-up of a red and black black ring on a white cylindrical display stand.
Wooden ring with black stripes on a white background.
Close-up of a wooden and black ring sitting on a white display stand.
Close-up of a white vase with a wooden ring around its neck
Close-up of a ring with a red and black design, displayed on a white cylindrical stand.
Close-up of a wooden ring with dark inlay lines on a white background.
A wooden ring with black inlay, featuring alternating light and dark wood layers.
Close-up of a wooden ring with a black stripe pattern on a white background.

Want to get a Project Started?

We craft custom woodworking pieces designed to be lasting, memorable gifts. From handcrafted cufflinks and rings to unique candle holders, our work makes the perfect personalized wedding gift or special keepsake. Have an Idea just reach out.

Collage of three images showing jewelry and accessories: T-shaped wooden golf tees, black rings on a wooden surface, and round wooden earrings with the initials D and G engraved.