Hammered Wedding Rings
Custom Hammered Wedding Bands for Men and Women
Get inspired by our hammered wedding band designs, or create a handcrafted hammered ring from scratch. Choose your details to craft a band as unique as you.
We don't stock hammered rings. Every ring is handmade one at a time and tailored just for you.
Book a free appointment with a design consultant to start your custom piece, or order online, and we’ll reach out to guide you through the process.
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Round Hammered
This handcrafted ring has a round hammer pattern across the band. Handsome in a variety of metal colors and comfortable.
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Square Stripe
This distinctive Square Stripe Wedding Band features two-tone metal, a square profile, and a hammered texture that gives it a rugged yet refined look.
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Long Hammered
Unique Modern Wedding Bands Customized to your Specifications. Award Winning and Unusual Designs for Men and Women
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Heavy Texture Hammered
Are you rough on your hands or desire a tactile wedding band? This ring is heavily hammered across its surface.
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Hammered Stepped Edge Square Band
This band is square in shape with a hammered texture. Please inquire for pricing of other metals.
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Tiny Hammer
This wedding band gives the illusion of having diamonds! The tiny dimples sparkle as this ring moves under the light.
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Hammered Flush Diamond
A hammered wedding band with flush-set diamonds or gemstones encircling the ring. Great for gents!
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Hammered Constellation
Personalize this wedding band with your astrological sign's constellation. The stars will be represented by the gemstone type/s of your choice.
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Mokume with Hammered Rails
This wedding band is inlaid with wood-grain metal and has raised, hammered edges.
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Hammered Stepped Edge Band
This awesome band has stepped edges and a hammered center to give it a fun texture.
What Is A Hammered Wedding Band?
A hammered wedding band is a ring with a textured surface created by striking the metal with a hammer, giving it a distinctive, handcrafted look. This technique adds depth and character, resulting in a rugged yet refined finish that reflects light in unique ways. Hammered wedding bands for men and women's hammered wedding bands are popular for their organic, artisanal feel and are available in various metals, widths, and finishes, making each ring one-of-a-kind.
How To Customize a Hammered Wedding Band
Customizing a hammered wedding band can make it more unique and meaningful. Here are some ways to personalize it:
1. Finish & Texture Variations
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Mixed Finish: Combine hammered texture with polished, matte, or brushed sections.
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Deep vs. Light Hammering: Choose a rough, rustic hammering or a subtle, delicate texture.
- Patterned Hammering: Choose from small, round or long hammered patterns.
2. Metal Choices & Combinations
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Two-Tone Metals: Use contrasting metals like gold and platinum or rose and white gold.
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Single Metal: Choose your favorite metal.
3. Edge & Shape Customization
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Beveled or Rounded Edges: Smooth or crisp edges to refine the look.
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Width: A narrow, 2-4mm hammered band can be perfect for a woman's hammered ring, while a wider, heavy hammered men's band might be 4-8mm wide.
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Comfort Fit: A contoured inner surface for better wearability.
4. Engravings & Personal Details
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Inside Engraving: Add initials, a date, a short phrase, or symbols inside the band.
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Outside Engraving: Subtle etchings alongside the hammered texture (e.g., mountain outlines, constellations, or fingerprints).
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Runic or Handwritten Script: Customize with a script that has personal significance.
5. Gemstone or Diamond Enhancements
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Flush-Set Stones: Embed small diamonds, sapphires, or birthstones.
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Center Stones: Choose your favorite gemstone, sapphire or diamond for a men's hammered engagement ring or a women's hammered engagement ring.
The History of Hammered Wedding Rings
Hammered wedding bands trace their origins to ancient metalworking, when early civilizations like the Egyptians and Romans shaped rings by hand, leaving natural textures. While polished rings became dominant over time, hammered bands remained popular in medieval and folk traditions, especially among artisans and warriors. The 20th century saw a revival of handcrafted jewelry, with mid-century and modern artisans embracing organic, textured designs. Today, hammered bands symbolize resilience and individuality, blending history with contemporary craftsmanship through mixed metals, custom engravings, and ethical sourcing. Hammered wedding rings are popular for both men and women.
