Koa Wood Rings

Native to Hawaii, koa wood is a treasured hardwood known for its striking grain, deep warmth, and symbolic meaning—representing strength, integrity, and resilience. Every koa wood ring in this collection features hand-selected wood inlays, bringing a unique, organic beauty to each piece. The natural variation in the wood ensures no two rings are exactly alike, giving your band a truly one-of-a-kind character.To find your ideal fit, visit our detailed ring size guide before ordering.

The Enduring Strength of Tungsten Koa Wood Rings

Our tungsten koa wood rings are crafted with a core of tungsten carbide—a material known for its exceptional durability, resistance to wear and tear, and lasting shine. The combination of this premium metal and natural koa wood makes each piece strong enough for everyday wear, yet refined enough for your most meaningful moments. Choose from sleek polished finishes to contemporary barrel designs for a look that matches your style.

Koa Wood Engagement Rings That Stand Apart

For those looking for a ring that blends tradition with a natural touch, a koa wood engagement ring offers a distinctive alternative to traditional designs. Some styles feature a tungsten or titanium base paired with a koa inlay, while others include additional elements like abalone, meteorite, or opal for added depth and meaning. These pieces are ideal for couples who value craftsmanship, individuality, and the beauty of the outdoors.

Quality, Fit, and Peace of Mind

Every koa wood ring from Larson Jewelers comes with a lifetime warranty, which includes protection for accidental damage and free size exchanges—making it easy to shop with confidence. Each ring is crafted to order in a wide range of sizes, including options for men’s and women’s bands. Our sizing guide and fit recommendations help ensure that you select the right wedding ring the first time.

Care Tips for Longevity and Lasting Beauty

While tungsten carbide provides excellent strength, the koa woodinlay benefits from simple care. Avoid prolonged exposure to water, chemicals, and extreme moisture to protect the natural finish. We recommend removing your ring before swimming, heavy work, or applying products like lotions or oils. With light care, your ring will maintain its natural sheen and wood grain clarity for years to come.