The Black Ceramic Channel Ring is sophisticated, modern and bold with a 6mm wide channel throughout the entirety of the ring. It has smoothed edges and an easy to put on comfort fit band, they’re scratch-resistant and waterproof, non-conductive and hypoallergenic. Found just below diamond on the Mohs hardness scale, this material is tough, strong and almost completely scratch-proof. The charcoal black colour of the black ceramic ring gives a rugged and industrial aesthetic. It is nickel-free and metal-free, corrosion and tarnish-free and completely hypoallergenic, making it safe for even the most sensitive skin. They’re also temperature stable, they don’t get hot in the sun or super cold in the winter like metal rings.
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-See Chanel Channel ring to see this ring in Silver (Chunky Channel Ring)
*Can also be made in 9ct Solid Gold, Please reach out for a quote with current metal pricing.
This is a great ring to add ashes and add ins to create a deeply personal keepsake.
*All rings can have ash or breastmilk added
*Other add ins include placenta, dried umbilical cord, hair, pet fur, sparkle, opal flecks, crushed stone, flowers, sand etc.
Mens Black Ceramic Channel Ring
What is 14k Gold Filled?
14k gold‑filled jewelry is crafted by bonding a thick layer of solid 14k gold to a base metal—most often brass—using heat and high pressure. This process creates a permanent, durable layer of gold that is far thicker than what you find in plated pieces. By U.S. standards, the gold must make up at least 5% of the item’s total weight, giving gold‑filled jewelry a richness and longevity that feels close to solid gold on the surface.
Gold‑filled pieces hold their color beautifully, resist tarnish, and are generally safe for sensitive skin. Because the gold layer is substantial, it wears slowly over many years, even with daily use.
Most of our pieces are 940 Argentium Silver, wondering how that compares to 925 sterling?
940 Argentium silver is a modern silver alloy that contains about 94% pure silver and a small amount of germanium, which makes it highly tarnish‑resistant, stronger, and naturally brighter than traditional silver.
925 sterling silver contains 92.5% pure silver mixed mostly with copper. It’s the classic standard but tarnishes more quickly and needs more polishing.
Key Differences
Tarnish: Argentium resists tarnish far better than sterling.
Color: Argentium has a brighter, whiter shine.
Durability: Argentium is harder and more scratch‑resistant.
Maintenance: Argentium requires less cleaning.
Cost: Argentium is usually a bit more expensive due to higher purity and improved performance.
In Short
940 Argentium = brighter, stronger, and low‑maintenance.
