Premium materials. Timeless design.
Crafted from durable metals and real wood inlays, Andrwood rings are designed to feel solid, distinctive, and made for everyday wear.
Yakisugi Flame
Silicone Band
Ring Box
2× Lifetime Replacements
INCLUDED
Not sure what size to order? Our Printable Ring Sizer makes it easy to find your match. To get it right the first time:
Print at 100% Scale: Ensure your printer settings are set to "Actual Size" or "100% Scale". This is crucial for the dimensions to match the chart exactly.
"Normal" Temperature: Activity and temperature fluctuations can affect finger width. Measure when you feel comfortable and at rest.
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Yakisugi Flame takes visual inspiration from the Japanese tradition of charred wood. Handcrafted from charred ash, the ring reveals a darkened grain that contrasts with its warm wood interior. A narrow copper inlay runs through the exterior like a line of lingering heat.
Variations in the charring and natural grain make each band distinct. Its smooth comfort-fit interior brings balance to this expressive wooden wedding ring.
U.S. Shipping
Ships from our U.S. warehouse within 1 business day. Delivery typically takes 2–7 business days.
International Delivery
We ship to the UK, Canada, Europe & Australia.
Standard: 7–14 business days
Express: 3–5 business days
Shipping rates calculated at checkout.
Lifetime Quality Guarantee
Built for everyday wear.
Backed by a lifetime guarantee.
Replacement support for sizing issues and long-term wear.
Smooth inner profile designed for all-day wear.
Natural wood grain makes every ring slightly unique.
Built with durable metals and natural materials chosen for character.
Crafted from durable metals and real wood inlays, Andrwood rings are designed to feel solid, distinctive, and made for everyday wear.
Every ring arrives in premium packaging that feels elevated from the first impression.
From work to weekends, these rings are built to hold up and still look good doing it.
Natural grain variation gives each ring its own subtle identity — no two are exactly the same.