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title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Trucker Life Ring Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Bullet American Flag Military Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Shark Ring Animal Inspired Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Wolf and Dragon Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Zebra Print Ring Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Silver Tungsten Carbide Wolf Pack Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm Size 11.5
text: Product Description New Tungsten Carbide Wolf Pack Ring - Made of 100% Pure Tungsten Carbide Did you know that Tungsten Carbide is the most scratch resistant metal known to man? Tungsten rings are quick and easy to remove from your finger in case of medical emergency, easier than gold. FEATURES: • Durable • Shatter and scratch proof • Harder and tougher than stone and gold. Will last for years • Low maintenance, easy to clean BENEFITS: • Timeproof - Good be used as a family heirloom. And the good thing is, after years, it's as good as the first time you wore it. • Premium customer service available to assist you with anything. • Highest Quality Prime Materials frequently inspected and tested • Hassle Free 30 Day 100% Money Back Guarantee Here are some of what our clients think about our products and services: "I'm very impressed!! Great ring, fits perfect, and hasn't scratched at all! Shipping only took about 3 weeks-thought it might take longer, but it was definitely worth the wait!! Will be ordering another ring shortly. Don't be hesitant, you'll be glad you ordered yours now!!" - Ron D. FIVE STARS "Love the new ring very well made and feels like it will last for ever thank you so much Friends of Irony" - Robert N. FIVE STARS "It fits perfectly and I love it. I have gotten several compliments at work from co-workers. I highly recommend it for purchase." - Curtis P. FIVE STARS Why wait? Be one of them. Get yours now! Product Description New Tungsten Carbide Wolf Pack Ring - Made of 100% Pure Tungsten Carbide Did you know that Tungsten Carbide is the most scratch resistant metal known to man? Tungsten rings are quick and easy to remove from your finger in case of medical emergency, easier than gold. FEATURES: • Durable • Shatter and scratch proof • Harder and tougher than stone and gold. Will last for years • Low maintenance, easy to clean BENEFITS: • Timeproof - Good be used as a family heirloom. And the good thing is, after years, it's as good as the first time you wore it. • Premium customer service available to assist you with anything. • Highest Quality Prime Materials frequently inspected and tested • Hassle Free 30 Day 100% Money Back Guarantee Here are some of what our clients think about our products and services: "I'm very impressed!! Great ring, fits perfect, and hasn't scratched at all! Shipping only took about 3 weeks-thought it might take longer, but it was definitely worth the wait!! Will be ordering another ring shortly. Don't be hesitant, you'll be glad you ordered yours now!!" - Ron D. FIVE STARS "Love the new ring very well made and feels like it will last for ever thank you so much Friends of Irony" - Robert N. FIVE STARS "It fits perfectly and I love it. I have gotten several compliments at work from co-workers. I highly recommend it for purchase." - Curtis P. FIVE STARS Why wait? Be one of them. Get yours now!

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Grim Reaper Ring Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Skull and Roses Gothic Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Dinosaur Ring Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description New Tungsten Carbide Dinosaur Ring - Made of 100% Pure Tungsten Carbide Did you know that Tungsten Carbide is the most scratch resistant metal known to man? Tungsten rings are quick and easy to remove from your finger in case of medical emergency, easier than gold. FEATURES: • Durable • Shatter and scratch proof • Harder and tougher than stone and gold. Will last for years • Low maintenance, easy to clean BENEFITS: • Timeproof - Good be used as a family heirloom. And the good thing is, after years, it's as good as the first time you wore it. • Premium customer service available to assist you with anything. • Highest Quality Prime Materials frequently inspected and tested • Hassle Free 30 Day 100% Money Back Guarantee Here are some of what our clients think about our products and services: "I'm very impressed!! Great ring, fits perfect, and hasn't scratched at all! Shipping only took about 3 weeks-thought it might take longer, but it was definitely worth the wait!! Will be ordering another ring shortly. Don't be hesitant, you'll be glad you ordered yours now!!" - Ron D. FIVE STARS "Love the new ring very well made and feels like it will last for ever thank you so much Friends of Irony" - Robert N. FIVE STARS "It fits perfectly and I love it. I have gotten several compliments at work from co-workers. I highly recommend it for purchase." - Curtis P. FIVE STARS Why wait? Be one of them. Get yours now! Product Description New Tungsten Carbide Dinosaur Ring - Made of 100% Pure Tungsten Carbide Did you know that Tungsten Carbide is the most scratch resistant metal known to man? Tungsten rings are quick and easy to remove from your finger in case of medical emergency, easier than gold. FEATURES: • Durable • Shatter and scratch proof • Harder and tougher than stone and gold. Will last for years • Low maintenance, easy to clean BENEFITS: • Timeproof - Good be used as a family heirloom. And the good thing is, after years, it's as good as the first time you wore it. • Premium customer service available to assist you with anything. • Highest Quality Prime Materials frequently inspected and tested • Hassle Free 30 Day 100% Money Back Guarantee Here are some of what our clients think about our products and services: "I'm very impressed!! Great ring, fits perfect, and hasn't scratched at all! Shipping only took about 3 weeks-thought it might take longer, but it was definitely worth the wait!! Will be ordering another ring shortly. Don't be hesitant, you'll be glad you ordered yours now!!" - Ron D. FIVE STARS "Love the new ring very well made and feels like it will last for ever thank you so much Friends of Irony" - Robert N. FIVE STARS "It fits perfectly and I love it. I have gotten several compliments at work from co-workers. I highly recommend it for purchase." - Curtis P. FIVE STARS Why wait? Be one of them. Get yours now!

title: PAVOI Tungsten Rings for Men Wedding Engagement Band Brushed Black 8mm Size 11
text: Product Description PAVOI Jewelry PAVOI Tungsten Bands Make a bold statement by showing off your new status. We have tons of new tungsten rings that are in popular demand. Durable and strong, this is the ideal wedding band. Our quality choices are made from the best materials that will make it nearly impossible to scratch or damage. Black Finish Comfort Fit for All-Day Wear Scratch Resistant Similar weight to Platinum Read more No other brand gives you more. We've combined the two most popular wedding band styles to create one complete package for unbeatable value and versatility. Read more Want to kick it up a notch? get rugged. Tough, heavy, and life-proof. Wearing tungsten makes a man feel solid while tackling day to day tasks Read more 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Faravahar Ring Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Firefighter Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description New Tungsten Carbide Firefighter Ring - Made of 100% Pure Tungsten Carbide Did you know that Tungsten Carbide is the most scratch resistant metal known to man? Tungsten rings are quick and easy to remove from your finger in case of medical emergency, easier than gold. FEATURES: • Durable • Shatter and scratch proof • Harder and tougher than stone and gold. Will last for years • Low maintenance, easy to clean BENEFITS: • Timeproof - Good be used as a family heirloom. And the good thing is, after years, it's as good as the first time you wore it. • Premium customer service available to assist you with anything. • Highest Quality Prime Materials frequently inspected and tested • Hassle Free 30 Day 100% Money Back Guarantee Here are some of what our clients think about our products and services: "I'm very impressed!! Great ring, fits perfect, and hasn't scratched at all! Shipping only took about 3 weeks-thought it might take longer, but it was definitely worth the wait!! Will be ordering another ring shortly. Don't be hesitant, you'll be glad you ordered yours now!!" - Ron D. FIVE STARS "Love the new ring very well made and feels like it will last for ever thank you so much Friends of Irony" - Robert N. FIVE STARS "It fits perfectly and I love it. I have gotten several compliments at work from co-workers. I highly recommend it for purchase." - Curtis P. FIVE STARS Why wait? Be one of them. Get yours now! Product Description New Tungsten Carbide Firefighter Ring - Made of 100% Pure Tungsten Carbide Did you know that Tungsten Carbide is the most scratch resistant metal known to man? Tungsten rings are quick and easy to remove from your finger in case of medical emergency, easier than gold. FEATURES: • Durable • Shatter and scratch proof • Harder and tougher than stone and gold. Will last for years • Low maintenance, easy to clean BENEFITS: • Timeproof - Good be used as a family heirloom. And the good thing is, after years, it's as good as the first time you wore it. • Premium customer service available to assist you with anything. • Highest Quality Prime Materials frequently inspected and tested • Hassle Free 30 Day 100% Money Back Guarantee Here are some of what our clients think about our products and services: "I'm very impressed!! Great ring, fits perfect, and hasn't scratched at all! Shipping only took about 3 weeks-thought it might take longer, but it was definitely worth the wait!! Will be ordering another ring shortly. Don't be hesitant, you'll be glad you ordered yours now!!" - Ron D. FIVE STARS "Love the new ring very well made and feels like it will last for ever thank you so much Friends of Irony" - Robert N. FIVE STARS "It fits perfectly and I love it. I have gotten several compliments at work from co-workers. I highly recommend it for purchase." - Curtis P. FIVE STARS Why wait? Be one of them. Get yours now!

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide American Gun Supporter Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description New Tungsten Carbide American Gun Supporter Ring - Made of 100% Pure Tungsten Carbide Did you know that Tungsten Carbide is the most scratch resistant metal known to man? Tungsten rings are quick and easy to remove from your finger in case of medical emergency, easier than gold. FEATURES: • Durable • Shatter and scratch proof • Harder and tougher than stone and gold. Will last for years • Low maintenance, easy to clean BENEFITS: • Timeproof - Good be used as a family heirloom. And the good thing is, after years, it's as good as the first time you wore it. • Premium customer service available to assist you with anything. • Highest Quality Prime Materials frequently inspected and tested • Hassle Free 30 Day 100% Money Back Guarantee Here are some of what our clients think about our products and services: "I'm very impressed!! Great ring, fits perfect, and hasn't scratched at all! Shipping only took about 3 weeks-thought it might take longer, but it was definitely worth the wait!! Will be ordering another ring shortly. Don't be hesitant, you'll be glad you ordered yours now!!" - Ron D. FIVE STARS "Love the new ring very well made and feels like it will last for ever thank you so much Friends of Irony" - Robert N. FIVE STARS "It fits perfectly and I love it. I have gotten several compliments at work from co-workers. I highly recommend it for purchase." - Curtis P. FIVE STARS Why wait? Be one of them. Get yours now! Product Description New Tungsten Carbide American Gun Supporter Ring - Made of 100% Pure Tungsten Carbide Did you know that Tungsten Carbide is the most scratch resistant metal known to man? Tungsten rings are quick and easy to remove from your finger in case of medical emergency, easier than gold. FEATURES: • Durable • Shatter and scratch proof • Harder and tougher than stone and gold. Will last for years • Low maintenance, easy to clean BENEFITS: • Timeproof - Good be used as a family heirloom. And the good thing is, after years, it's as good as the first time you wore it. • Premium customer service available to assist you with anything. • Highest Quality Prime Materials frequently inspected and tested • Hassle Free 30 Day 100% Money Back Guarantee Here are some of what our clients think about our products and services: "I'm very impressed!! Great ring, fits perfect, and hasn't scratched at all! Shipping only took about 3 weeks-thought it might take longer, but it was definitely worth the wait!! Will be ordering another ring shortly. Don't be hesitant, you'll be glad you ordered yours now!!" - Ron D. FIVE STARS "Love the new ring very well made and feels like it will last for ever thank you so much Friends of Irony" - Robert N. FIVE STARS "It fits perfectly and I love it. I have gotten several compliments at work from co-workers. I highly recommend it for purchase." - Curtis P. FIVE STARS Why wait? Be one of them. Get yours now!

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Sugar Skull Ring Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Pineapple Ring Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide We The People Ring Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Sea Turtle Ring Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Paramedic Ring Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Tree Scenery Ring Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Silver Tungsten Carbide Griever Ring 8mm Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women Size 7

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Devoted Wolf Animal Inspired Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: King Will Basic 6mm 7mm 8mm 9mm 10mm Men Wedding Black/Silver Tungsten Ring Matte Finish Beveled Polished Edge Comfort Fit

title: King Will Classic 8mm Tungsten Carbide Wedding Band Ring for Men Grooved Center Comfort Fit Black/Silver/Gold/Blue
text: From the brand Previous page Who Are We? King Will , not only an excellent brand of wedding band on Amazon, but also means the vow keeper. "I will take you to be my wife; to have and to hold from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, so long as we both shall live. All this I vow and promise. " King Will, the vow keeper Shop King Will Best Series Visit the Store Shop King Will Best Sellers Visit the Store I love you Visit the Store Next page Product Description Read more 

title: King Will Basic Tungsten Ring for Men 6mm 7mm 8mm 9mm 10mm Silver Blue Tungsten Wedding Band Matte Brushed Finish Comfort Fit
text: From the brand Previous page Who Are We? King Will , not only an excellent brand of wedding band on Amazon, but also means the vow keeper. "I will take you to be my wife; to have and to hold from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, so long as we both shall live. All this I vow and promise. " King Will, the vow keeper Shop King Will Best Series Visit the Store Shop King Will Best Sellers Visit the Store I love you Visit the Store Next page Product Description Custom Engraved Custom Engraved Custom Engraved Custom Engraved Custom Engraved Custom Engraved Width 8mm 8mm 8mm 8mm 8mm 8mm Material Genuine Tungsten Genuine Tungsten Genuine Tungsten Genuine Tungsten Stainless Spinner Ring Stainless Spinner Ring Carbon Fiber Classic Wood Faceted Brushed Wood Width 8mm 8mm 8mm 8mm 8mm 8mm Material Tungsten carbide Tungsten carbide Tungsten carbide Tungsten carbide Tungsten carbide Tungsten carbide Comfort Fit ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Celtic Knot Bassic Hammered Faceted Groove Chain Width 8mm 8mm 8mm 8mm 8mm 8mm Material Tungsten carbide Tungsten carbide Tungsten carbide Tungsten carbide Tungsten carbide Tungsten carbide Comfort Fit ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Wolf and Raven Ring 8mm Wedding Band and Anniversary Ring Jewelry for Men and Women
text: Product Description What is Tungsten Carbide? When you first came across tungsten carbide rings, you probably wondered to yourself “what the hell is tungsten carbide?” Well, that questions need not remain unanswered. In this article, we tell you everything you need to know about tungsten carbide and if it really makes for a superb ring material. What material is tungsten carbide and how durable is the finish? Tungsten carbide is actually a type of heavy metal that uses either cobalt or nickel alloy as a binder to keep everything together. This means that you get a ring that’s tough and also shock resistant. In terms of durability, it’s one of the most hardwearing material out there. In fact, it’s near indestructible and would hardly ever deform in case of an accident. Will they tarnish and cause me cuts or sores? Tungsten carbide rings don’t tarnish or rust. It’s safe to use for prolonged contact with skin so it’s highly likely that it will cause you any kind of sores. It’s also hypoallergenic and doesn’t result in rashes unlike other metal rings. Moreover, it doesn’t easily deform so being cut by it isn’t bound to happen in most chances. After 5 years, does the ring shine again? One of the best things about tungsten carbide rings is that there’s no need to regularly polish it—ever. Tungsten carbide rings are specifically manufactured and designed to hold a permanent luster so you’ll never have to worry that it would ever look old or shabby on you. Do they scratch easily? Tungsten carbide is certified to be scratch-proof. It can only be scratched in unusual circumstances such as if you use corundum or diamonds, which means it’s virtually impossible for it to scratch. Normal activities would hardly make a dent on tungsten carbide so you can wear it no matter how active or extreme your lifestyle is. When wearing you ring all the time, will your finger turn green an does your designs on your rings ever start rubbing off? Tungsten carbide rings made with nickel alloy (like ours) won’t turn your finger green. Our designs on our rings also use a laser engraving process that burns into the ring so its chances of rubbing off is none at all. However rings that are colored, black, blue, and gold are plated and is not as strong as the tungsten underneath and will fade over time. You'll want to choose a silver color ring which is the natural polished color of tungsten and the design will stay for a very long time. How do I measure my ring size? You can google "find my ring size" and there is a tool you can use to match up an existing ring or cut a strip of paper to measure. But for best results, please refer to your local jeweler to size your finger correctly. Does your Tungsten Ring corrode, tarnish or rust? No. Our rings don’t react to most chemicals. How do I care for my tungsten ring? Tungsten rings can be cleaned with gentle soap and water. Then dry your ring with a soft tissue or towel to restore its original shine. Avoid dropping the ring on a hard surface because it may break when enough force is applied. For the black and blue coated tungsten rings, avoid rubbing it against hard surfaces or other metals because it's plating may scratch or rub out over long periods of consistent abrasion. But the main silver tungsten underneath the plating of the ring won’t. Can I take my tungsten ring to my local jeweler to engrave my name on it? Yes, you could take it to a jeweler who offer laser etching. Is the ring true to size or can it be resized? The ring is true to size so it can’t be resized. Make sure to correctly measure your finger before buying this ring What are the properties of tungsten metal? Tungsten, also known as Wolfram. It comes from the Swedish language tung sten. Tung means Heavy and Sten means Stone. Tungsten is the only rare and exotic metal that can be permanently polished. It will not bend. In normal wear, black tungsten will only develop superficial scratches.Each tungsten ring is individually hand crafted using assorted diamond abrasives and poly crystalline diamond tooling. Our tungsten rings are cobalt-free.Tungsten is about 10 times harder than 18K Gold, 5 times harder than tool steel, and 4 times harder than titanium Is the color of the ring plated? Yes. Our black, blue, and gold tungsten rings are all plated. Our silvers are bare so it will not scratch. Is the color of the ring scratch proof? No. It is not scratch proof but it is highly scratch-resistant. The colors are vacuum plated to a silver tungsten ring. The silver tungsten ring is the base of the ring and it is 100% scratch proof. Is your tungsten ring hypoallergenic? Yes, it is the most hypoallergenic metal available. Our tungsten rings are cobalt-free. Featured Ring: 3 Percenter Skull Tungsten Carbide Ring This design is sleek and superb and is available in BLACK, SILVER or BLUE. Perfect for any outfit while showcasing your pledge and commitment to change the world. Also, this ring never loses its shine, doesn't fade and is scratch-free. Search "Tungsten Carbide Rings Friends of Irony" to check out our other designs Featured Ring: Wolf and Raven Tungsten Carbide Ring Where there are wolves, there are ravens. It is said in mythology, that wolf and raven are mate for life. Though both look different, they have an amazing relationship with each other. Have a special design request? Just message us through Amazon! Other Designs We Carry Tungsten Wolf and Trees Ring This is inspired by the success of our Wolf and Raven Ring! If you're fond of wolves and if you think you represent and has the characteristics of a wolf, this ring suits you very well! Tungsten Psalm 144:1 Ring "Blessed be the LORD, my rock, Who trains my hands for war, and my fingers for battle." The battles we face during a war also call for spiritual struggles, and these battles destroy our faiths too. May this ring help us to be strong and never lose faith, to fight the evil doings the right way, to never lose hope and that God is always with us. Silver Tungsten ISIS Hunter Ring Silver Tungsten ISIS Hunter Ring honors the brave men and women that put their lives at risk in order to extinguish the bad doings of ISIS/ISI. Show your support in the fight against the Islamic State (ISIS/ISI) by purchasing this item. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Raven Ring 8mm, Wedding Band and Anniversary Ring, Fine Jewelry Designed Fit for Men and Women Use

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Hunter Ring for Police Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 12mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Koi Ring Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Trees and Mountain Scenery Ring 8mm Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Blue Wolf and Butterfly 8mm Wedding Band and Anniversary Ring for Men and Women
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Lord's Prayer Ring 8mm Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Silver Tungsten Carbide Trees and Mountain Scenery Ring 8mm Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women Size 12
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title: Friends of Irony Silver Tungsten Carbide Griever Ring 8mm Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women Size 8.5
text: Product Description New Tungsten Carbide Griever Ring - Made of 100% Pure Tungsten Carbide Did you know that Tungsten Carbide is the most scratch resistant metal known to man? Tungsten rings are quick and easy to remove from your finger in case of medical emergency, easier than gold. FEATURES: • Durable • Shatter and scratch proof • Harder and tougher than stone and gold. Will last for years • Low maintenance, easy to clean BENEFITS: • Timeproof - Good be used as a family heirloom. And the good thing is, after years, it's as good as the first time you wore it. • Premium customer service available to assist you with anything. • Highest Quality Prime Materials frequently inspected and tested • Hassle Free 30 Day 100% Money Back Guarantee Here are some of what our clients think about our products and services: "I'm very impressed!! Great ring, fits perfect, and hasn't scratched at all! Shipping only took about 3 weeks-thought it might take longer, but it was definitely worth the wait!! Will be ordering another ring shortly. Don't be hesitant, you'll be glad you ordered yours now!!" - Ron D. FIVE STARS "Love the new ring very well made and feels like it will last for ever thank you so much Friends of Irony" - Robert N. FIVE STARS "It fits perfectly and I love it. I have gotten several compliments at work from co-workers. I highly recommend it for purchase." - Curtis P. FIVE STARS Why wait? Be one of them. Get yours now! Product Description New Tungsten Carbide Griever Ring - Made of 100% Pure Tungsten Carbide Did you know that Tungsten Carbide is the most scratch resistant metal known to man? Tungsten rings are quick and easy to remove from your finger in case of medical emergency, easier than gold. FEATURES: • Durable • Shatter and scratch proof • Harder and tougher than stone and gold. Will last for years • Low maintenance, easy to clean BENEFITS: • Timeproof - Good be used as a family heirloom. And the good thing is, after years, it's as good as the first time you wore it. • Premium customer service available to assist you with anything. • Highest Quality Prime Materials frequently inspected and tested • Hassle Free 30 Day 100% Money Back Guarantee Here are some of what our clients think about our products and services: "I'm very impressed!! Great ring, fits perfect, and hasn't scratched at all! Shipping only took about 3 weeks-thought it might take longer, but it was definitely worth the wait!! Will be ordering another ring shortly. Don't be hesitant, you'll be glad you ordered yours now!!" - Ron D. FIVE STARS "Love the new ring very well made and feels like it will last for ever thank you so much Friends of Irony" - Robert N. FIVE STARS "It fits perfectly and I love it. I have gotten several compliments at work from co-workers. I highly recommend it for purchase." - Curtis P. FIVE STARS Why wait? Be one of them. Get yours now!

title: Friends of Irony Black Tungsten Carbide Mud Life Tire Ring 8mm Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women Size 8.5

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title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Bass Clef Ring Music Inspired Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Serenity Prayer Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Tungsten Carbide Moose Scenery Animal Inspired Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women 8mm
text: Product Description Lightly scattered snowflakes gently floated all around us... The air was calm, cool, and fresh. It was perfect... We were getting ready to hike the 1.5-mile scenic route at Sequoia national forest. Amber put on her jacket with a ski mask to cover the lower half of her face from the cold. We slipped on our warm gloves and put our gators on to keep the snow out of our boots. I repeated the lines in my head as each step crunched in the snow. I needed to find the biggest tree on the trail to represent what I wanted to say to her. I held her hand as we enjoyed taking in the big round huge sequoia trees around us. The trees stood strong, their bark was thick, some had burn marks along with its bark, but outlasted the test of time. I looked into her eyes and could tell how beautiful of a smile she had beneath her ski mask as she looked around in awe of God’s creation. She had a smile and expression of joy that would light up a room. We continued crunching through the fresh loosely packed snow, enjoying the perfect peace and harmony of the snowflakes free falling with grace onto our skin. I felt calm and nervous at the same time. Finally, halfway through the trail, I spotted the tallest sequoia tree I could find. It stood high above the others. The tree stood strong, the branches were broad, and its pine needles that peeked from under the snow cover were bold, green, and healthy. This is it… I’m going to do it. Then a faint doubt crossed my mind. “What if she says, No.”. I pushed it off and pressed on. My heart started to pound a little faster and a bit harder as I recited my lines again silently in my mind. “Hey babe, let’s take a closer look at this tree. I think it’s the biggest tree on this trail” I said, as we walked off the trail a bit. We were about 20 steps away from the tree I picked when I stopped her for a moment and asked her, “Will you dance with me?” “Uhh ok… “ she said I took out my phone from the chest pocket of my snow jacket and played the song “Say it - by voices of theory”. (I’ll let you youtube that song at your own time.) Little did I realize when I first planned it, but we couldn’t move side to side while we danced with our legs sunken into 6-inch pockets of snow… It was silly... We both belly laughed together. Looking up to the sky we smiled and put our heads together while we listened to the rest of the song. We waddled like penguins while looking into each other’s eyes while we danced. As we listened, the lyrics came up “I give you all that you need there's no better place you could be And I know that in time you'll believe me So please hold out your hand and let's exchange these golden bands Cause I want you in my life I want you to be my wife And I wanna know if I can live inside your world And I wanna know if I can give it to you girl You know that I wanna say it You know that I need to say it You know that I'd love to say it My love just goes on and on and on” (credit to Voices of Theory - Say It) I smiled at her and looked deep into her eyes during that chorus and continued to hug dance the rest of the song. I looked at her with sincerity while trying to cover up my nervous voice and said, “Amber, the sequoia has a bark that grows thicker over time. It can withstand forest fires that try to hurt it. I know that love will grow stronger over time and no matter what comes to bring us down that our love together will withstand the trials and tests of time. I love you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you.” I got down on one knee, opened the solitaire ring, and asked, “Will you marry me?” I couldn’t see the expression this time through her ski mask… Seconds… Then felt like minutes... getting worried... Then finally she uncovered her ski mask, and I could see the smile that brightens up my heart, “Yes! Yes!” my eyes began to well up with excitement! During our marriage tree ceremony, Amber poured dirt into a pot as I put a baby sequoia tree to signify our love and union. The plan was to plant that baby tree at the same spot I had proposed. We continued to hike as we loved the trees and mountains. We felt free to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. We used our trail backpacks, hiking poles, and rugged cook wears a lot and over time I began to notice my ring clanging, scraping, scuffing against the metal of our equipment. During our hikes, I would randomly take a bad footing and slip as I tried to brace myself with anything I could find. I’ve grabbed onto tree branches or braced my impact with my hands on the rugged rocky trail as I fell to the ground. I noticed my wedding ring was getting scratched more and more each time we went out. The luster and shine, the symbol of our marriage, started to fade. These symbols mean a lot to me. Just like the symbol of our baby sequoia tree in our ceremony. It represented who we are, our passions, and our identity. We would wear these symbols proudly. I started to look for a ring that wouldn’t scratch like the one I had, and I came across tungsten carbide, but they were boring, plain, and didn't have symbols that represented the love we had together and the feeling we felt of being free to explore when we hiked around the trees and mountains. If it was an unscratchable ring, then how could anyone put a design on it? I dove into learning the process of how tungsten is forged with really hot temperatures similar to how a hard diamond is made. That's how tungsten got its hardness and if high heat and pressure can make tungsten, then high heat can etch it. So I discovered a process and a machine capable of laser engraving a ring with temperatures high enough to leave a beautiful design on a tungsten carbide ring. We were then able to design a beautiful “trees and mountains” ring that reminded me of the day I proposed and the freedom we felt when we hiked. Every time I looked at this beautiful ring. I felt grateful for my wife and was always in awe of God's glory through his creation of massive trees and mountains. My friend, who was in the military, was upset that his ring got scratched during training every time he used his rifle. The rugged equipment, the recoils of his rifle created micro scratches on his ring. He asked me to create a ring that represented his love of country and a symbol that promised to seek justice and punish our enemies. So the tattered American skull ring was born. When I showed the ring to David, he looked at the ring, paused, and didn't say a thing. Tears welled up in his eyes… he swallowed the lump in his throat. And said… You have no idea what that means to me… He was my friend and I knew him well. All I could imagine and feel at the time was remembering the thankless job that he does that no one knows about but he does it because of his love for country, people, and the freedom of our nation. That's the feeling he gets and the motivation to continue when things get tough, and the will to keep showing up each and every day, whenever he looks at his ring. Then more and more people wanted a design that represented what mattered to them. Nurses on the front lines working tirelessly day and night, firefighters rushing towards danger as others flee, police officers who risk their lives every day to protect thankless people, or it could be as simple as a symbol representing their passions while they are fishing or hunting, or sales teams representing a sales goal, all wanted a custom-designed ring that represented who they are, and a deeper meaning to fulfill that commitment they promised themselves. That’s how Friends of Irony Rings was born. If you don't see any ring that is exactly what you are looking for let us know your idea and we'll do our best to create a custom design for you at no additional cost. 

title: Friends of Irony Black Tungsten Carbide Mud Life Tire Ring 8mm Wedding Band Anniversary Ring for Men and Women Size 8