We love our polymer line of rings, they are an affordable and practical way to try a wide variety of styles. Some of our customers have requested all that, but with just a little more flair!

Our first tier of embellishment is a coating process. This finish is permanently bonded to the rings, which allows for good durability, and will not flake off. Currently we offer bronze, silver, and copper. They have a metallic yet textured appearance, very much like media blasted metal. It is a reasonable analogue for metal on rings, and other reproductions, as at a distance it could readily pass for metal.

Our second tier is a carved embellishment, a pattern physically cut into the ring, and each will be slightly different. This is applied with one of our coatings, to set off a very striking look. While the coating will cover the entire ring, the carving is applied only across the top surface/single largest vaguely flat surface of the ring. This can be applied to any of our rings, but by nature comes out better and is more visually striking on designs with larger flatter surfaces to on which to apply it such as our Ottoman or Chinese Spur rings. There is only one exception to this, and that is our Manchu style rings, which are coated only on the outside and patterned on the high surface/face around their entire circumference.

We currently offer five patterns which can be carved into rings. As seen from left to right they are: Paisley, Islamic Knot, Islamic Star, Dragonfly Wing , and Weave.

We will cycle patterns, colors, and features in and out over time. We also do limited sprint runs, in various colors and patterns as well. So check back from time to time, or follow our Facebook and Instagram to catch the sprint runs. For dealers/distributors/teams we can do production runs in custom colors, patterns, and logos. Message us to inquire.

This listing for the service only, applied to a single ring, it must be purchased IN ADDITION TO THE POLYMER RING ON WHICH IT WILL BE APPLIED. This can be applied to any of our standard polymer colors, however we’ve noted that metallic copper and metallic gold tend to have the most crisp and defined edges while black and nocturnal blue tend to have a very high contrast.