What is it about nature that captures the imagination? For some of us, it's where we feel most at home, and there's something special about being able to carry around a little piece of it wherever we go. Nature-inspired wedding rings do just that. They represent our shared love of nature, as well as the love you and your partner share. 

Inspiration from the Great Outdoors

Many of us grow up surrounded by the beauty and power of the great outdoors. Hunters, anglers, outdoorsmen and women, and nature lovers from all walks of life—we all share a common passion for nature. Some of our fondest memories come from time spent in nature camping, fishing and hiking. Nature-inspired wedding rings shouldn’t just be pieces of jewelry, but unique and meaningful artifacts that tell your story and keep those memories close. 

Design Your Nature-Inspired Wedding Ring

When you think about it, every ring has elements of nature in it—wood, antler, precious metals, even flowers and plants—that tie it back to the outdoor world we all love. A combination of any (or all) of these elements can tell a story unique to you:

• Wood - Beautiful American hardwoods offer a wide variety of options for your nature-inspired wedding ring. Some of the best hardwoods to use in a wedding ring include antique walnut, black cherry, chestnut, rock maple, and oak. Wood also spans a range of colors from nearly white holly to the rich, dark Indian rosewood.

• Antler - Sourced from naturally shed elk antlers harvested from the forest floor, these rings are both rugged and stylish and are perfect for hunting and outdoor enthusiasts. 

• Leather - The original rustic material, rough and tumble leather rings are always ready for your next adventure. Not only are they comfortable, but they’re durable, affordable and serve as a great alternative to traditional wedding bands and engagement rings. If you’re thinking about ring accessories, leather ring wallets can provide a great way to keep your ring safe and secure.
  
  

• Flowers - Just because your aesthetic is rugged and inspired by nature doesn't mean you can't have a wedding ring with flowers or other meaningful material. For example, rings like this The Renoir features a single inlay of petals from lilacs and chrysanthemums. Other blossoms like lavender and rose petals can also be used in your ring design. You may even want to incorporate dried flowers from your wedding bouquet into a special ring.

Our team of artisans can craft one-of-a-kind, nature-inspired wedding rings using materials you provide. If you have a personal and meaningful object or material, be sure to talk to us about incorporating it into your wedding rings! 

Whether you’re a rustic mountain adventurer, a whiskey aficionado, or a proud Military serviceman, your ring should be as unique as you are. Take our ring style quiz and find which Rustic & Main ring collection best suits your style. If you have any questions, feel free to message our live chat team at any time!