Leopardwood + Tungsten

Natural and solid leopardwood ring reinforced by polished and scratch-resistant tungsten carbide and waterproof acrylic coating. Pictures show 8 and 6 mm wide rings.

Leopardwood is named for its distinctive spotted appearance reminiscent of a leopard's coat. It's a hardwood species native to Australia, particularly found in the tropical rainforests of Queensland. This unique wood is known for its distinctive grain patterns, which resemble spots or flecks against a reddish-brown background. Leopardwood is highly valued by woodworkers for its unique appearance and exceptional quality.

Tungsten carbide is often called the "forever metal", which is why it's an excellent choice to reinforce any wood. This remarkable material combines tungsten, one of the hardest metals known to man, with carbon to create an incredibly durable and scratch-resistant alloy. Tungsten is relatively heavy (especially the 8mm design) but it makes sure your wood inlay ring will withstand the test of time, maintaining its pristine look even with daily wear. It also a great choice if you'd like a more metal-dominant and elegant design for your ring. Optional matte finish is also available for a more rustic look.