List of Ring Materials

Leanne Kolodziej

Mar 8, 2016

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Here, you'll find a complete list of the materials used in our jewelry. If you want to know more about the gemstones we use in our jewelry please see our Stones and Gems Education page. For more in-depth information about our jewelry, please visit our Jewelry Education Center page. Use the buttons below to jump to the specified section. You can click on any of the images in each section to see example products for each of our materials.


Antler	Camo	Colored Enamel
Crushed Birthstones	Dinosaur Bone	Fishing Line
Guitar Strings	Memorial	Metals
Meteorite	Mokume Gane	Music Themed
Shells & Stones	Stardust	Stardust & Gold Flakes
Synthetic Opal	Turquoise & Gem Alloys	Wood
	Miscellaneous

Antler

Visit our Deer Antler Jewelry page for more in-depth information. All antler is coated with Ring Armor.

Visit our Deer Antler Jewelry page for more in-depth information.

Dark (Mule Deer Antler)

Tan (Elk Antler)

White (White Tail Antler)

Crushed

Springbok

If you're interested in supplying your own antler, there is no additional cost for customization. Learn more about size requirements and how to send us your antler.

Colored Antler

Visit our Deer Antler Jewelry page for more in-depth information.

Black Colored Antler

Blue Colored Antler

Gold Colored Antler

Green Colored Antler

Orange Colored Antler

Red Colored Antler

Camo

Dymondwood (Camo Dye)

Wetland Camo

Woodland Camo

Colored Enamel

Inject a vivid stripe of color with a durable enamel coating. Enamel pinstripes look great with other inlays or by themselves!

Black Enamel

Blue Enamel

Green Enamel

Orange Enamel

Purple Enamel

Red Enamel

White Enamel

Yellow Enamel

Crushed Birthstones

Garnet

Amethyst

Aquamarine

Diamond

Emerald

Ruby

Peridot

Sapphire

Opal

Topaz

Tanzanite

Dinosaur Bone

Our Dinosaur Bone Jewelry Education page has in-depth information on this unique inlay material, which is also known as gembone. Dinosaur bone comes in a wide range of colors and patterns. No two items will be alike. When you order a dino bone ring, you choose your favorite from our stock.

Crushed vs. Solid Dinosaur Bone? Opt for solid if you'd like a more prominent pattern and bolder color. Crushed dinosaur bone is coated with Ring Armor protection (includes lifetime warranty), usually has a darker color, more subtle pattern and costs less.

Solid dinosaur bone inlays are only available in rings with a flat or beveled profile.

Red

Pale Blue

Black

Brown

Crushed

Fishing Line

Low-Vis Green Line

Hi-Vis Yellow Line

Guitar Strings

We offer the following guitar string options (or you can supply your own).

White (Nickel) Guitar String

Yellow (80/20 Bronze) Guitar String

Rose (Phosphor-Bronze) Guitar String

Please note: All guitar string inlays feature a small weld seam.

Neon Pink Guitar String

Neon Blue Guitar String

Neon Green Guitar String

Neon Yellow Guitar String

Neon Orange Guitar String

Neon Red Guitar String

Flourescent White Guitar String

Black Guitar Guitar String

Memorial

You can find more information on our pet memorial jewelry on our Pet Ash Memorial Education Jewelry page.

Ashes

Fur

Horse Hoof

Ashes with Glow-in-the-Dark Enamel Back

Metals

For in-depth information on the types of metals we offer, please see our Metals Education page. You can also visit our Damascus Education page.

Titanium

Tungsten

Copper (Pinstripe)

Palladium

Sterling Silver

Platinum

10k White Gold

14k White Gold

18k White Gold

10k Yellow Gold

14k Yellow Gold

18k Yellow Gold

14k Rose Gold

18k Rose Gold

Black Ceramic^

Black Zirconium

Damascus

Stainless Steel

^Black ceramic is technically not a metal, but this jewelry grade ceramic is used the same as a metal would be for the creation of rings.

Meteorite

You can find more information on our meteorite jewelry by visiting our Meteorite Jewelry Education page.

Gibeon

Mimetic (Engraving)

Muonionalusta

Mokume Gane

Visit our Mokume Jewelry Education page for more in-depth information on this unique alloy.

Black and Gold

Black and Red

Black and White

Blue Bronze and Red Copper

Blue Bronze and White Silver

Cobaltium

Copper Silver

Lapis

Patina

Precious Metal

White

Music Themed

Vinyl

Shells and Stones

Abalone

Chrysocolla

Jade (Green)

Jade (Black)

Jasper

Jasper (Coquina)

Lapis Lazuli

Synthetic Malachite

Mother of Pearl

Obsidian

Sand

Sea Glass

Stardust

Stardust is a combination of genuine meteorite flakes embedded in colored enamel.

Black Stardust

Blue Stardust

Green Stardust

Orange Stardust

Purple Stardust

Red Stardust

White Stardust

Yellow Stardust

Stardust with Gold Flakes

Adding shavings of 14k yellow gold gives the meteorite in stardust shine with a bright, complementary color.

Black Stardust with Yellow Gold

Blue Stardust with Yellow Gold

Green Stardust with Yellow Gold

Orange Stardust with Yellow Gold

Purple Stardust with Yellow Gold

Red Stardust with Yellow Gold

White Stardust with Yellow Gold

Yellow Stardust with Yellow Gold

Synthetic Opal

OP03

OP05

OP14

OP17

OP73

OP76

Turquoise & Gem Alloys

Desert Mosaic Turquoise

Lava Turquoise Mosaic

Lava Turquoise

Kingman Turquoise (Solid)

Kingman Turquoise (Crushed)

Kingman Turquoise (Crushed With Gold Flakes)

Wood

We offer over 100 wood options for your item or you can supply our own wood. Here are some of our most popular options.

Bloodwood

Blue Box Elder

Kauri Wood

Redwood (Ruby)

Tulipwood

Whiskey Barrel Oak Wood

Other Miscellaneous Materials

Arrow

Bike Chain

Carbon Fiber

Celtic Engraving

Concrete

Flower Petals

Goldstone

Golf Tee

Crushed Petrified Wood

Would you like to have an item created with a gemstone and/or material special to you? Contact our custom jewelry design consultants and we'll help you bring your vision to reality.

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