Almost any combination of woods and inlays can be accommodated. See below for the materials that are currently available. See All Rings for designs that can be used as inspiration and modified.

Interested in distinct wood types, special inlays, or unique designs? Reach out via email.

Price will be vary based on the materials and complexity of the order. Please contact us at craftsmensvault@gmail.com for any questions about your own custom design!

Design Guidelines

  • 1. Select Wood Variety and Style

    Single

    • One variety for the entire ring

    Two Tone

    • Separate varieties for the outer and inner layer

    Mosaic Style

    • Multiple outer layers set onto a inner layer

  • 2. Choose Additions and Inlays

    Metal inlay

    • Copper, Brass, or most types of precious metals

    Stone inlay

    • Opal, Lapis Lazuli, or any type of crushed rock, gemstone, or dust

    Wood inlay

    • Any of the varieties listed below

    Combination inlays

    • A combination of any or all of the above options
  • 3. Decide on Shape and Size

    Flat or rounded edges

    • Flat edges have a more 'band' look while rounded edges look similar to a standard metal ring

    Ring size

    Ring width

    • Keep in mind that wider sizes will have a slightly different fit then slimmer sizes

Wood Selection

Lighter coloured, domestic varieties are near the top. Darker, exotic varieties are near the bottom.

Note that some exotic varieties (Ebony, Padauk, and more) require a two tone design (inside liner) due to their inflexibility.

  • Wooden sample with a label indicating 'Ash Qtr. Cut Figured USA' on a white background.

    Ash

    Light beige to pale brown colour and distinctive straight, pronounced grain.

  • White Ash

    Light cream to pale brown colour and bold, straight grain with occasional cathedral patterns.

  • Wooden panel with a label indicating 'Maple Quarter Cut USA' on a blurred background.

    Maple

    Smooth texture, light creamy colour, and subtle grain patterns that range from straight to softly figured.

  • White Birch

    Pale cream to light yellow colour and fine, even grain. It has a smooth texture and a clean, bright appearance.

  • Basswood

    Soft, light cream colour and subtle, uniform grain. It has a smooth, consistent surface..

  • Cypress

    Warm yellowish-brown to light reddish tones and its straight, uniform grain with occasional knots.

  • Avodire

    Golden-yellow to pale brown colour that deepens with age and a slightly wavy grain.

  • Koto

    Pale to yellowish-white colour and generally straight, even grain with a fine texture

  • Chestnut

    Warm light to medium brown colour with a golden hue and a prominent, open grain.

  • Primavera

    Light yellow to golden-brown colour and striking grain that can appear straight, wavy, or gently mottled.

  • Cherry

    Light reddish-brown colour. It has a smooth, fine grain that can range from straight to subtly wavy,

  • Figured Cherry

    Warm reddish-brown colour. Figured wood showcases unique grain patterns such as curl, fiddleback, or mottling



  • Beech

    Pale to pinkish-brown colour and fine, straight grain with a smooth, even texture.

  • Red Elm

    Reddish-brown to light brown colour and its distinctive, interlocking grain.

  • White Oak

    Light to medium brown colour with a hint of gray and a prominent, straight grain.

  • Fumed Oak

    Dark brown to almost black colour with a deep and textured grain pattern.

  • European Oak

    Medium brown to light brown colour and straight, tight grain,


  • Red Oak

    Light pinkish to medium reddish-brown colour and prominent, open grain.

  • Limba

    Pale golden base with irregular dark brown to black streaks and a smooth grain.

  • Black Limba

    Light golden to yellow-brown base colour accented by dramatic dark streaks that create a bold, contrasting grain pattern.

  • Etimoe

    Reddish-brown to coppery tones accented with darker streaks and its often interlocked or slightly wavy grain.

  • Makore

    Rich pinkish-red to deep reddish-brown colour and fine, even texture. The grain can be straight or wavy.

  • Flat Cut Makore

    Reddish-brown colour with wide, flowing cathedral grain patterns.

  • Figured Makore

    Deep reddish-brown colour. Grain variations such as mottled, quilted, or fiddleback patterns.

  • Padauk

    Vibrant orange-red to deep reddish-brown colour. Generally straight, coarse grain with a natural lustre.

  • Walnut

    Rich chocolate-brown to purplish-black tones and a straight, attractive grain.

  • Australian Walnut

    Rich brown to dark chocolate tones, often highlighted with streaks of gray, black, or even golden hues. Its grain can vary from straight to wavy.

  • Mozambique

    Warm reddish-brown to deep brown colour with dark and golden streaks. A slightly wavy, uniform grain.

  • Louro Preto

    Medium to dark brown colour often accented with darker streaks and a fine to moderately coarse texture. Its grain can be straight or slightly interlocked.

  • Macassar Ebony

    Contrast of dark brown to black streaks against a golden to reddish-brown background. Dense and lustrous, it has a bold, linear grain.

  • Redwood

    Reddish-brown to deep rust colour and straight, even grain with a fine texture.

  • African Mahogany

    Warm reddish-brown to golden-brown colour with faint dark speckles and its straight to interlocked grain.