Not as strong as a metal one! They need care and attention and an avoidance of hard shocks.
We have happy customers who wear theirs continuously, on the other hand we had a customer who was very unhappy when theirs broke after catching a rugby ball. We cannot guarrantee the rings strength, but we are happy to replace any ring that brakes in the first year.
If you keep your ring polished, using the pot of wax supplied, the wood will never wear down, unlike a gold ring. If you wear your ring all the time, including washing up, showers and swimming, it should be polished every day. If you only wear it occasionally it is mostly dependent upon your hands. If you hands are dry, they will take the polish off the ring quickly. (We do not recommend getting the ring wet , but the occasional immersion will not harm it if well polished)
Just send it back with your revised size and we will send you a replacement as soon as possible at no charge, If it is still wrong we will keep going until we get it right, only by the third attempt we will start charging you the postage.
Return it for any reason and we will give you a full refund
If it breaks in the first year we will replace it free of charge (as long as you promise it was a fault with the ring and you didn't slip with a hammer !)
Yes we do. It should be noted however that our price is in GBP and your credit card company will convert the total into US dollars
No, we only sell products as shown on the web-site.
1 Romsey Road
Lyndhurst
Hampshire
England
SO43 7AA
Two one, in the heart of the New Forest. UK The other in Bath, Avon UK
Sorry, we do not; we used to make rings of many woods but could not cope with the stress. These rings are usually bought for weddings or other special occasions, we could not hold stocks of all the rings in all the sizes, so when a ring was found not to fit a few days before the wedding we were up nights trying to turn an extra ring, only to find the wood split and we had no more dried wood ready.
No we will not. Sorry to seem inflexible, but we will not differ from the rings as sold on this site.
As we are asked so often here is a list of the things we will not do:
- Inscribe a ring
Make it wider or narrower
use your own woods
Make it of a single wood
The only way is to go to a jewellers and get your finger measured. If you want to buy a ring without your partner knowing then you need to take an existing ring and get it measured. Measuring a ring with a ruler is not accutate enough. The difference between ring sizes is under 0.2mm, this cannot be measured with a ruler, or a piece of string round the finger.
