The Sherman Tank Ring

Description

The Sherman Tank Ring offers a chance to wear a part of history. The inlay of this ambrosia maple wood ring is made of scraps from a Sherman tank from World War II.

I make each ring to order. You can select your ring size, including half-sizes, when ordering.

To strengthen and add another element of style, I use a stainless steel comfort core. While I could use other cores, I felt like a steel core for a tank ring made a lot of sense.

The tank ring is a bit thicker than some metal rings, but it should fit nicely.

The Sherman Tank Ring Features

• Inlay is genuine salvaged Sherman tank.
• Stainless steel comfort core.
• 8mm width (if you need a different thickness or potentially core option, email me at [email protected] for help before ordering).
• Ambrosia maple wood ring.
• Free shipping!
• Free sizer if you want or need to confirm your size!

Sizing recommendations: 

Before ordering, make sure you have your correct ring size.

Don’t know it? No worries!

We make it super easy!

Select “Send me a ring sizer” when ordering and we will ship you a FREE ring sizer so you figure out your size and the size you want to order.

You then send your size, along with your order number and name to [email protected], and we will start your order once we receive your size.

Due to the nature of the design, these rings cannot be resized once made.

When measuring your finger, it is a good idea to take at least 3 measurements at different times of day so you get a good idea of just how large your finger is.

For more tips on measuring your finger, check out this resource.

Please note:

These rings are hand-made to order.

You can select your size and width when ordering.

Prefer shopping on Etsy? You can find The Sherman Tank Ring on my Etsy storefront too.

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