Titanium base ring with off-centre wood, resin and steampunk gear inlay.

"Creating Exquisite Steampunk Rings: A Fusion of Antique Watches and Artistry"

Crafting a steampunk ring involves a captivating process of repurposing the inner mechanisms of three vintage watches, with some timepieces dating back over a century.

These intricate watch components, including gears, springs, and other mechanical elements, are carefully disassembled and then artfully arranged within a ring setting, typically made from brass or copper.

The result is a mesmerizing piece of jewelry that combines the elegance of yesteryears with the imaginative, retro-futuristic aesthetic of steampunk.

It's a wearable work of art that not only showcases the craftsmanship of the past but also embodies the fascination with history, technology, and creativity that defines the steampunk genre.

The Gold we use is genuine 9ct Gold, not just a plating, ensuring long-lasting quality.

In terms of durability, Zirconium is the only metal that can be treated to turn black. Contrary to popular belief, there is no such thing as black Titanium or Tungsten. What often appears as black Titanium or Tungsten rings online are actually standard silver rings that have been painted black, but this coating wears off quickly.

Zirconium begins as a silver metal and is treated to achieve its black finish. If the ring is damaged or worn down, it may reveal the natural silver color underneath. However, Zirconium is unique in that it can be polished and re-treated to regain its black appearance.

Zirconium is more expensive than Titanium or Tungsten, particularly the high-quality, treatable Zirconium used in these rings.