CASK Whiskey Barrel Inlaid Titanium Men's Wedding Band With Beveled Polished Edges Made From Genuine Whiskey Barrels - 8mm

CASK Whiskey Barrel Inlaid Titanium Men's Wedding Band With Beveled Polished Edges Made From Genuine Whiskey Barrels - 8mm

Marsoni

M251S

$115.00

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CASK Whiskey Barrel Inlaid Titanium Men's Wedding Band With Beveled Polished Edges Made From Genuine Whiskey Barrels - 8mmWhiskey lovers rejoice. This Authentic Whiskey Barrel inspired titanium mens wedding band has a wood barrel inlay. The beveled and polished edges give a traditional feel, while the inset wood adds a unique touch to the design. It comes in an 8mm width and various sizes. Made from whiskey barrels once used by Jack Daniel's Distillery. Good news! This ring can be custom engraved, and it will not delay orders. Be sure to check out the pictures for

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