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Green Manitoba Burl Wood with 10K White Gold Exterior & 10K Yellow Gold Interior

from CA$1,300.00

This 6.00 mm ring pairs natural beauty with refined craftsmanship. A 3.00 mm strip of green-stabilized Manitoba Maple Burl is framed by 1.5 mm of 10K white gold on the outside and 10K yellow gold on the inside. The contrasting gold tones highlight the wood’s vivid character, creating a clean, modern dual-tone look. Lightweight yet substantial, it offers a balanced blend of color, texture, and shine. Also available in alternate white or yellow gold combinations.

This 6.00 mm ring pairs natural beauty with refined craftsmanship. A 3.00 mm strip of green-stabilized Manitoba Maple Burl is framed by 1.5 mm of 10K white gold on the outside and 10K yellow gold on the inside. The contrasting gold tones highlight the wood’s vivid character, creating a clean, modern dual-tone look. Lightweight yet substantial, it offers a balanced blend of color, texture, and shine. Also available in alternate white or yellow gold combinations.

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The total width of the ring is 6mm, with the proportion of 1.5mm(white gold)+3.00mm(Green Manitoba Maple Burl) + 1.50mm(white gold);

Inside engraving can be personalized at no extra cost.

Please ensure that the correct ring size and width is selected when placing the order. Use the Sizing Chart to learn how to get the right size.

Please contact us for custom size, width and/or proportions.

Whether you need one or a pair of rings, feel free to add each ring with the desired details to the shopping cart and proceed to check out.

Each ring is made to order.

About Manitoba Maple Burl

Manitoba Maple Burl—also known as Box Elder or Ash-Leaved Maple—is a North American hardwood prized for its wild, three-dimensional grain patterns. Naturally, the burl is softer and lighter than most maples, but once stabilized it becomes far more durable and perfectly suited for fine jewellery and other precision work.

Stabilization removes the wood’s natural air and resins, then infuses it with acrylic resin to strengthen the structure and lock in detail. This process also allows the addition of color not normally found in nature. In this piece, a vibrant green dye highlights the burl’s swirling figure, creating a bold, eye-catching contrast that’s completely one-of-a-kind.