
Tungsten carbide · 8mm · Matte · Wood inlay
The Terra
$171

Tungsten carbide · 8mm · Matte · Wood inlay
(20 reviews)
$171
Free US shipping.
Matte black outside, a polished pale wood sleeve inside, so the warm grain sits against the skin.
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.
An 11 sits close at the base and goes over the knuckle without force. The rosewood is level with the metal on both edges and has stayed that way. On daily.
The Zales band I bought years ago came in a card box that fell apart. This arrived in a hinged case with the ring seated grain-up, size 10, close at the base, and the inlay reads red-brown rather than the orange I had braced for.
I asked whether the rosewood would swell and they said it is stabilised and to avoid soaking it, which has been easy enough to follow. Two years on the inlay still sits flush at both walls.
Size 12, close at the base, worn daily for eighteen months including a winter of gloves. The inlay has darkened evenly rather than in patches. It came with a sizing gauge and a care card, both of which I kept.
I was still hesitant until I opened the box and caught a faint wood smell off the inlay, which is not something a printed finish does. That was the point I stopped comparing it to the metal ones.
I did not think a wood inlay would survive gloves and cold. The moment was in February, running a thumb across it and finding the wood still level with the metal walls rather than shrunk below them. It sits at around 12 grams and balances flat.
Picked in a 10 by my wife to replace the plain band I'd worn for seven years. It fits closer at the base than the old one because the inlay takes up inner width, and it clears the knuckle the same.
Worn daily since our April wedding two years ago. The rosewood has darkened a shade and evened out rather than going patchy, and the metal walls either side have taken all the knocks.
I wore a titanium band for six years and it was grey in every light. The practical difference here is warmth: the inlay reads red-brown indoors and darker outdoors, so the ring changes through the day. The grain is open enough to see the pores.
The rosewood grain runs unbroken round the band with no visible joint anywhere. It has not lifted at either wall in a year of wear.
Ordered a 12 and it was a shade tight over the knuckle, so I exchanged for a 12.5 and it was here inside a week. The rosewood sits flush at both walls with a clean line. Only thing, I had to pay return postage.
I forgot and wore it into the shower on day two, which the card specifically says not to do. Nothing happened. Size 10, worn daily for fifteen months since, and the fit has not changed.