Carbon Fibre Rings

Carbon fibre rings combine a metal band with a woven carbon fibre inlay set into the centre of the ring. The weave sits beneath a clear jewellery-grade resin, creating a smooth surface that sits flush with the metal edges. Run a finger across the ring and the surface feels completely even, but when the light catches it the weave pattern becomes visible beneath the gloss.

In this range the carbon fibre is paired with alternative metals such as tungsten, titanium, cobalt and zirconia ceramic. The inlay remains the same, but the metal changes the weight and colour of the ring. Tungsten has a noticeably solid feel in the hand, titanium and ceramic are much lighter, and cobalt sits between the two.

Most designs use black carbon fibre, which creates strong contrast against the metal. On the zirconia ceramic versions the effect is more subtle, creating a discreet black-on-black look where the weave blends into the darker band.

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About carbon fibre inlay rings

The inlay

The centre of each ring is woven carbon fibre sealed beneath a jewellery-grade resin. This gives the inlay a smooth, glass-like surface that sits level with the surrounding metal rather than recessed into it. In normal light the weave looks dark and uniform, but tilt the ring slightly and the fibre pattern becomes visible beneath the gloss.

Most of the range uses black carbon fibre, which stands out clearly against metals such as tungsten, titanium and cobalt. One tungsten design uses blue carbon fibre instead, where the weave pattern reflects a deep blue tone as the light moves across the surface.

On the zirconia ceramic rings the effect is different again. Because the metal itself is black, the carbon fibre creates a black-on-black appearance. The weave is still there, but it appears more discreet and only shows clearly when the ring catches the light at the right angle.

Alternative metals

These rings come in four alternative metals, each giving the ring a different feel on the hand. Tungsten versions are the heaviest, with a weight that many people notice immediately when they pick one up. We also carry plain tungsten rings in other widths and finishes without the carbon fibre inlay.

Our titanium rings without the inlay are available in other widths and profiles. In the carbon fibre versions, titanium feels much lighter than tungsten, which some people prefer for everyday wear.

Cobalt sits between those two extremes, with a bright white metal colour and moderate weight, giving it a feel closer to traditional precious metals than titanium or ceramic. That same colour tone carries through our plain cobalt rings as well.

Zirconia ceramic versions introduce a darker metal tone that pairs particularly well with the carbon fibre weave, especially where the inlay sits against a black band. The same darker finish is used across our zirconia ceramic rings.

Width and sizing

Carbon fibre rings in this range come in two widths: 5mm and 8mm. The difference is noticeable when worn, with the wider rings covering more of the finger and showing more of the carbon fibre weave.

Because wider rings fit more tightly across the finger, some people find they need a slightly larger size. The ring width guide explains how band width affects fit, and the ring size guide shows how to measure your finger accurately before ordering.