
Tungsten carbide · 8mm · Polished · Antler inlay
The Stag
$155

Tungsten carbide · 8mm · Polished · Antler inlay
(20 reviews)
$141
Free US shipping.
Deer antler and wood set into a domed black band, with an arrow running the length of the inlay.
If you’re not sure about your size, no problem. We can send you a ring sizer first so you can find the perfect fit. Just let us know your size once you have it, and we’ll ship your band right away. You can keep the sizer!
Every band is comfort fit, with a gently rounded interior so it passes the knuckle more easily than a flat-profile ring. Comfort-fit bands usually run about a half size larger than standard, if you are between sizes, take the smaller one.
Not sure? We’ll send a free sizer first, and you keep it.
Free US shipping on every order, dispatched within one business day. Returns are accepted for 60 days, no questions asked. If you chose the free sizer, your band ships as soon as you send us your size.
Three free replacements, for any reason at all, lost, broken, or simply the wrong size. No receipt hunting and no argument. How it works.
Warm water, mild soap, soft cloth. Avoid abrasive polishes: tungsten carbide does not need them and they can dull a brushed finish. Remove it before heavy lifting. Tungsten is very hard, which means under extreme force it cracks rather than bends.
It came out of the box cold and heavier than I expected, around 16 grams, enough that my hand registered it dropping into my palm. The chevron is polished against a matte face, so the two surfaces feel different under a thumb.
Lifting it out, the face was flatter than I pictured, a dry matte that throws no reflection at all except along the chevron. That groove is cut to a polished floor, and it is the only bright line on the ring.
I passed a shop window and caught the chevron running light along the band. Size 10, close at the base without pinching, and the groove is cut deep enough to hold a shadow on the matte side.
The chevron is only on the outside; inside is smooth and slightly domed. I have worn it through two seasons of gardening and have not thought about taking it off.
My wife replaced the hollow band I had worn for three years. The difference is weight. This one is solid through, around 15 grams, and it sits still instead of spinning. The chevron groove is polished against a matte face.
Went with a 10 and it sits right, close but not tight, and clears the knuckle without a fight. The chevron has kept its edge better than I expected. Niggle: the polished groove shows scratches sooner than the matte around it.
Ordered on a Monday, wore it that Friday. It's around 16 grams and balances flat rather than rolling to the heavy side. The chevron came cut clean, with the polished floor even the whole way round.
Ordered a 9 and it came in five days with tracking that actually updated. It's close at the base and needs a half turn over the knuckle. The chevron groove arrived clean, with no burr along the edge.
Seven months of wear before I would call it: at roughly 15 grams it balances flat and has not once rolled groove-down. The chevron is cut through the matte to a polished floor, and that contrast has held.
The pattern looked too busy the first evening and I set it aside. I put it on again the next morning anyway. Size 11, worn daily for six months since, and the fit has held through hot and cold weather.
Under the marquee at my cousin's August wedding, the chevron picked up the string lights in a line rather than a scatter. My aunt turned my hand to see whether it was engraved or cut. It is cut.
For my brother's thirtieth. It runs about 15 grams, heavy enough to sit still on his hand, and the chevron is cut rather than printed. He has not taken it off.