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Tungsten carbides are in no doubt one of the strongest metal used in the jewelry industry. It is approximately two times stiffer than steel and twice the density. Our tungsten carbides are also cobalt-free which makes it hypoallergenic for most individuals.
The Hawaiian koa, which is a exotic wood that originates from the Big Island of Hawai'i. Different parts of the island yields a distinctive hue to the color of the wood. The beautiful colors ranges from yellow or greenish-yellow, through orange, brown, and red, to almost black, and hues of different colors can be derived from a single trunk. In the Hawaiian language "koa" means "warrior" which symbolizes strength, fearlessness and bravery. From the ancient Hawaiian outrigger canoes to the birth of the first ancient surfboards and ukulele, the koa wood deserves more than ever be a widely recognized as a symbol of prestige and coloring. 
Perfect for occasions such as weddings or anniversaries, the tungsten carbide ring with Hawaiian koa wood inlay symbolizes a new promise to your partner. A ring is just not a 'ring' but an 'opening chapter' and it creates something unfathomable... or it may just be 'everlasting love'. 

Tungsten carbides are in no doubt one of the strongest metal used in the jewelry industry. It is approximately two times stiffer than steel and twice the density. Our tungsten carbides are also cobalt-free which makes it hypoallergenic for most individuals. 

Beautifully crafted with the Hawaiian koa, which is a exotic wood that originates from the Big Island of Hawai'i. Different parts of the island yields a distinctive hue to the color of the wood. The beautiful colors ranges from yellow or greenish-yellow, through orange, brown, and red, to almost black, and hues of different colors can be derived from a single trunk. In the Hawaiian language "koa" means "warrior" which symbolizes strength, fearlessness and bravery. From the ancient Hawaiian outrigger canoes to the birth of the first ancient surfboards and ukulele, the koa wood deserves more than ever be a widely recognized as a symbol of prestige and coloring.

Blue opal which is known to be a stone representing hope, innocence and purity. Opal stones are among the visually most attractive gemstones. The internal structure of precious opal makes it diffract light; depending on the conditions in which it formed, it can take on many colors. 

Perfect for occasions such as weddings or anniversaries, the tungsten ring with Hawaiian koa wood inlay symbolizes a new promise to your partner. A ring is just not a 'ring' but an 'opening chapter' and it creates something unfathomable... or it may just be 'everlasting love'. 

Tungsten carbides are in no doubt one of the strongest metal used in the jewelry industry. It is approximately two times stiffer than steel and twice the density. Our tungsten carbides are also nickel free which makes it hypoallergenic for most individuals. Tungsten carbide can only be scratched or damaged by extreme measures, like abrasion from diamonds or corundum. Tungsten rings are durable enough for everyday use which will keep their original polish and shine for life. 

Lapis Lazuli Stones resonate with the vibration of truth and enlightenment. It is a universal symbol of wisdom and truth.  Its name comes from the Latin lapis, "stone," and the Persian lazhuward, "blue."Lapis Lazuli is a useful stone to wear as it is said to relieve anger and negative thoughts, as well as easing frustrations causing the anger.

It is an opaque predominantly blue stone, and it contains inclusions of white calcite and silvery pyrite.  The stone varies a lot, so expect a few color variations within the Lapis Lazuli stones that are available.

The Hawaiian koa, which is a exotic wood that originates from the Big Island of Hawai'i. Different parts of the island yields a distinctive hue to the color of the wood. The beautiful colors ranges from yellow or greenish-yellow, through orange, brown, and red, to almost black, and hues of different colors can be derived from a single trunk. In the Hawaiian language "koa" means "warrior" which symbolizes strength, fearlessness and bravery. From the ancient Hawaiian outrigger canoes to the birth of the first ancient surfboards and ukulele, the koa wood deserves more than ever be a widely recognized as a symbol of prestige and coloring. 

No two rings will be identical. Each piece of the koa wood and lapis will each have its own unique pattern as we use natural and unique materials in our rings and variation must be expected.

Perfect for occasions such as weddings or anniversaries, the tungsten carbide ring with Hawaiian koa wood inlay symbolizes a new promise to your partner. A ring is just not a 'ring' but an 'opening chapter' and it creates something unfathomable... or it may just be 'everlasting love'.

Tungsten carbides are in no doubt one of the strongest metal used in the jewelry industry. It is approximately two times stiffer than steel and twice the density. Our tungsten carbides are also cobalt-free which makes it hypoallergenic for most individuals. The ring will be 100% moisture proof and can be worn in waters. 

Beautifully crafted with the Hawaiian koa, which is a exotic wood that originates from the Big Island of Hawai'i. Different parts of the island yields a distinctive hue to the color of the wood. The beautiful colors ranges from yellow or greenish-yellow, through orange, brown, and red, to almost black, and hues of different colors can be derived from a single trunk. In the Hawaiian language "koa" means "warrior" which symbolizes strength, fearlessness and bravery. From the ancient Hawaiian outrigger canoes to the birth of the first ancient surfboards and ukulele, the koa wood deserves more than ever be a widely recognized as a symbol of prestige and coloring.

Tungsten carbides are in no doubt one of the strongest metal used in the jewelry industry. It is approximately two times stiffer than steel and twice the density. Our tungsten carbides are also cobalt-free which makes it hypoallergenic for most individuals. 

Beautifully crafted with the Hawaiian koa, which is a exotic wood that originates from the Big Island of Hawai'i. Different parts of the island yields a distinctive hue to the color of the wood. The beautiful colors ranges from yellow or greenish-yellow, through orange, brown, and red, to almost black, and hues of different colors can be derived from a single trunk. In the Hawaiian language "koa" means "warrior" which symbolizes strength, fearlessness and bravery. From the ancient Hawaiian outrigger canoes to the birth of the first ancient surfboards and ukulele, the koa wood deserves more than ever be a widely recognized as a symbol of prestige and coloring.

The Abalone shell has been tossed and turned in the ebb and flow of the ocean for many years and through this process, its true beauty shines through.The abalone shell is considered as one of a healing stones and has been used in many cultures as a decorative jewelry and for carvings. The pastel rainbow colors of the abalone shell enhance feelings of peace, beauty, compassion and love. It enhances the four C's--communication, cooperation, commitment and compromise, which lead to harmony and balance towards life. 

Perfect for occasions such as weddings or anniversaries, the tungsten carbide ring with Hawaiian koa wood inlay symbolizes a new promise to your partner. A ring is just not a 'ring' but an 'opening chapter' and it creates something unfathomable... or it may just be 'everlasting love'. 

Tungsten carbides are in no doubt one of the strongest metal used in the jewelry industry. It is approximately two times stiffer than steel and twice the density. Our tungsten carbides are also cobalt-free which makes it hypoallergenic for most individuals. The ring will be 100% moisture proof and can be worn in waters. 

Beautifully crafted with the Hawaiian koa, which is a exotic wood that originates from the Big Island of Hawai'i. Different parts of the island yields a distinctive hue to the color of the wood. The beautiful colors ranges from yellow or greenish-yellow, through orange, brown, and red, to almost black, and hues of different colors can be derived from a single trunk. In the Hawaiian language "koa" means "warrior" which symbolizes strength, fearlessness and bravery. From the ancient Hawaiian outrigger canoes to the birth of the first ancient surfboards and ukulele, the koa wood deserves more than ever be a widely recognized as a symbol of prestige and coloring.

Tungsten carbides are in no doubt one of the strongest metal used in the jewelry industry. It is approximately two times stiffer than steel and twice the density. Our tungsten carbides are also cobalt-free which makes it hypoallergenic for most individuals. The ring will be 100% moisture proof and can be worn in waters. 

Beautifully crafted with the Hawaiian koa, which is a exotic wood that originates from the Big Island of Hawai'i. Different parts of the island yields a distinctive hue to the color of the wood. The beautiful colors ranges from yellow or greenish-yellow, through orange, brown, and red, to almost black, and hues of different colors can be derived from a single trunk. In the Hawaiian language "koa" means "warrior" which symbolizes strength, fearlessness and bravery. From the ancient Hawaiian outrigger canoes to the birth of the first ancient surfboards and ukulele, the koa wood deserves more than ever be a widely recognized as a symbol of prestige and coloring.

Tungsten carbides are in no doubt one of the strongest metal used in the jewelry industry. It is approximately two times stiffer than steel and twice the density. Our tungsten carbides are also cobalt-free which makes it hypoallergenic for most individuals. The ring will be 100% moisture proof and can be worn in waters. 

Beautifully crafted with the Hawaiian koa, which is a exotic wood that originates from the Big Island of Hawai'i. Different parts of the island yields a distinctive hue to the color of the wood. The beautiful colors ranges from yellow or greenish-yellow, through orange, brown, and red, to almost black, and hues of different colors can be derived from a single trunk. In the Hawaiian language "koa" means "warrior" which symbolizes strength, fearlessness and bravery. From the ancient Hawaiian outrigger canoes to the birth of the first ancient surfboards and ukulele, the koa wood deserves more than ever be a widely recognized as a symbol of prestige and coloring.

Tungsten carbides are in no doubt one of the strongest metal used in the jewelry industry. It is approximately two times stiffer than steel and twice the density. Our tungsten carbides are also cobalt-free which makes it hypoallergenic for most individuals. The ring will be 100% moisture proof and can be worn in waters. 

Beautifully crafted with the Hawaiian koa, which is a exotic wood that originates from the Big Island of Hawai'i. Different parts of the island yields a distinctive hue to the color of the wood. The beautiful colors ranges from yellow or greenish-yellow, through orange, brown, and red, to almost black, and hues of different colors can be derived from a single trunk. In the Hawaiian language "koa" means "warrior" which symbolizes strength, fearlessness and bravery. From the ancient Hawaiian outrigger canoes to the birth of the first ancient surfboards and ukulele, the koa wood deserves more than ever be a widely recognized as a symbol of prestige and coloring.

Tungsten carbides are in no doubt one of the strongest metal used in the jewelry industry. It is approximately two times stiffer than steel and twice the density. Our tungsten carbides are also cobalt-free which makes it hypoallergenic for most individuals. The ring will be 100% moisture proof and can be worn in waters. 

Beautifully crafted with the Hawaiian koa, which is a exotic wood that originates from the Big Island of Hawai'i. Different parts of the island yields a distinctive hue to the color of the wood. The beautiful colors ranges from yellow or greenish-yellow, through orange, brown, and red, to almost black, and hues of different colors can be derived from a single trunk. In the Hawaiian language "koa" means "warrior" which symbolizes strength, fearlessness and bravery. From the ancient Hawaiian outrigger canoes to the birth of the first ancient surfboards and ukulele, the koa wood deserves more than ever be a widely recognized as a symbol of prestige and coloring.