(In-Stock) The Mid-Century Cowboy - Titanium Wedding Band with Elk Antler and African Teak Wood - Size 7 | 8mm Wide
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$ 445.00
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Like this ring but need it in a different size? Shop The Mid-Century Cowboy ring and let our skilled artisans craft the perfect antler, teak, & titanium band for you.
Classy and manly! This ring features an iconic pair: elk antler and teak wood. Teak became a popular wood during the 1950s, hence the mid-century feel of this stylish ring.
The Mid-Century Cowboy Features:
- Lightweight, durable, hypoallergenic titanium
- An inlay of naturally shed elk antler
- An offset inlay of African teak wood
- Fit: Comfort Fit
- Finish: Polished
- Size: 7
- Width: 8mm
- Handcrafted in North Carolina, USA
- Ships in 24 - 48 hours after ordering
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
- Like this ring but need it in a different size? Shop this style in our made-to-order ring: The Mid-Century Cowboy
In Depth
Naturally Shed North American Bull Elk Antler Ring Inlay
The elk antler in this wedding band is sourced from natural sheds by North American Bull Elk. While we love hunting we also like the thought of these rings being connected with a grand creature still roaming free.
Teak Wood Ring Inlay
Teak became a popular furniture wood during the 1950s which is why we've tied this design to a mid-century style.
Titanium Wedding Band
Titanium! The awesomest alloy! The incredible metal! We love titanium because it's lightweight yet very durable. It has a warm feel compared to other metals and can take on a number of different shades depending on the finish.
We crafted our titanium bands as an ode to the old Airstream trailers and the silver airplanes from the 1930s and 40s. Your ring is guaranteed to have a classy look that spans generations!
Each Ring is Handcrafted in North Carolina
We are proud to craft each ring by hand in Charlotte, North Carolina, and honored to play a small role in the "Made in USA" movement taking place across the nation and sharing a part in our American heritage.