Stainless Steel Ring with Koa Wood Inlay
HJR0067Overview & FAQ
Handmade item in Honolulu, Hawaii
Made with top grade 316L Stainless Steel, this ring features Koa wood inlay in the center and a polished finish on the edges. Crafted with yellow gold IP (Ion Plating), this ring is made for comfort fit.
IP (Ion plating) is one of the most advanced surface finishing processes in the trade. In traditional processes, the gold coating on the surface can be rubbed off easily. Ion plating makes the gold plating more durable, more wear resistant, and also has a higher brightness.
Stainless steel jewelry pieces are popular for their durability, lightness and scratch resistance. Stainless steel is not as strong as titanium, but it has a higher degree of scratch resistance.
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All U.S order will be shipped with USPS First Class Mail with tracking.
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All international orders will be shipped with USPS First Class Mail International.
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If you would like to switch to a different shipping method please let me know. I can easily provide you with at different listing.
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United StatesI love the ring. It fits perfectly. It is comfortable. Beautiful I would definitely recommend it.
United Statesbeautiful ring, you will not be disappointed, true to size, great quality and price.
United StatesThis ring far exceeded my expectations. The picture was very nice, but I was nervous how it was really going to look in person. It's a beautiful Men's ring that my Husband said he loves more than his old gold band.. very happy with my purchase, would definitely purchase again! Size was accurate as well!
United Statesring fits perfectly and is very comfortable—looks great
United StatesEasy to navigate your website & your ring collection. Very satisfied with the fit & appearance of the ring, and the pricetag was unbeatable. I wear this as a replacement for my original wedding band that seems to have shrunk over the last 35 years.