5mm reticulated finish silver mens wedding ring
5mm reticulated finish silver mens wedding ring - M is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Pickup available at EFJ Studio
Usually ready in 2-4 days
Care information
Care information
Silver oxidises and become darker and sometimes yellower in colour over time. To restore its bright silver colour de-oxidising solution like silver dips are available. You can do most daily tasks wearing a silver ring. It is advisable to take it off for physical activities like the gym, rock climbing or gardening but most day to day actives, you're good to go.
Hallmarked
Hallmarked
Struck in the London Assay Office. A hallmark is a guarantee of the metals authenticity and purity and is required by UK law. Learn more about hallmarking.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
Same day London delivery subject to availability.
Free next day UK delivery
International shipping rates see here.
5mm reticulated finish silver mens wedding ring
5mm reticulated finish silver mens wedding ring - M is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Made by hand in historic Bloomsbury
Description
Description
5mm wide with a heavy reticulated finish. The inside of this ring has a highly polished inside with low done for a comfort fit. Reticulation is a technique where the surface of the metal is bought to its melting point, creating a textured bubbly and ultimately unique surface for every ring.
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Made by us
Made to order, by hand, in our central London workshop. Every ring is made in house by our small team
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Comfort fit
The interior profile of this ring is curved for comfort fit and ease of taking on and off.
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Hallmarked in London
Struck at the London assay office. A hallmark is a guarantee of metal purity and law in the United Kingdom. The history of hallmarking of precious metals in London goes back to 1479.
