
Tungsten carbide · 8mm · Hammered · Opal inlay
The Onyx
$152

Tungsten carbide · 8mm · Hammered · Whiskey barrel inlay
(20 reviews)
$165
Free US shipping.
A hammered black exterior over a whiskey barrel oak liner, so the warmth sits hidden against the finger.
If you’re not sure about your size, no problem. We can send you a ring sizer first so you can find the perfect fit. Just let us know your size once you have it, and we’ll ship your band right away. You can keep the sizer!
Every band is comfort fit, with a gently rounded interior so it passes the knuckle more easily than a flat-profile ring. Comfort-fit bands usually run about a half size larger than standard, if you are between sizes, take the smaller one.
Not sure? We’ll send a free sizer first, and you keep it.
Free US shipping on every order, dispatched within one business day. Returns are accepted for 60 days, no questions asked. If you chose the free sizer, your band ships as soon as you send us your size.
Three free replacements, for any reason at all, lost, broken, or simply the wrong size. No receipt hunting and no argument. How it works.
Warm water, mild soap, soft cloth. Avoid abrasive polishes: tungsten carbide does not need them and they can dull a brushed finish. Remove it before heavy lifting. Tungsten is very hard, which means under extreme force it cracks rather than bends.
The copper channel sits below the surface of the band rather than proud of it. Nothing catches, and nothing has lifted in a year.
I opened it in the hallway and the copper was darker than I had pictured, which turned out to be what I wanted. Size 11, close at the base, over the knuckle without force. The inlay sits in a machined channel with a clean edge on both sides.
Eight months of daily wear in a size 10 with no change in fit through either season. It still clears the knuckle without soap.
My father chose it for me two years ago. The copper channel has darkened at the top where it sees the most air and stayed brighter underneath, so the ring has a top and a bottom now. He noticed that before I did.
My wife bought it for my fortieth and I have had it on for eighteen months. She expected the copper channel to darken and it has, slightly, into a deeper tone rather than going green. The channel is inlaid below the surface, so it does not rub on anything.
Ordered a 9 off their gauge and it went on close at the base first go. It clears the knuckle without a twist.
I wore a titanium band for ten years. It never marked and it never showed anything either. The practical difference here is that the copper channel has taken on a deeper tone with wear, so the ring now looks like something I have owned rather than something I bought.
It is genuinely comfortable, mostly because the copper channel is recessed so there is no raised edge anywhere on the outside. It came boxed with a sizing gauge and a cloth. The caveat is that the copper wants an occasional wipe or it dulls.
Wore it to a wedding in the Cotswolds in a size 12, close at the base and easy over the knuckle. It's the copper channel people ask about, mostly whether it is inlaid or painted. It is inlaid, and set below the surface of the band.
Compared to the Enso band I wore at the gym it is a different object, around 16 grams against almost nothing, and it balances flat rather than rolling the copper under. The channel is machined and the inlay sits in it, so there is a visible step you can feel.
Went with a 12 and it sits close at the base without pinching, clears the knuckle fine. The recessed channel means there is nothing raised to press against the next finger. Mild reservation, the copper needs a wipe every few weeks.
I ordered it from my desk on a Tuesday for my husband. What sold me was that the copper is inlaid into a machined channel rather than plated on, so there is a visible edge where the two metals meet. He has not taken it off.