Product Details

Details
  • Available in size 8, 9 and 10
  • Made in Taiwan
  • Available in three combinations: ebony, swietenia, and walnut
  • Shavings found in a wood factory are compressed together to create dynamic and exciting rings
  • Giving a second life to a discarded by-product, these rings reuse nature's precious gift to us
  • Each ring is unique and is created from various colors and types of wood to create rich graining
  • Complete with wooden-gift box which also serves as a storage place
Measurements

Dia

.75 in.
1.83 cm.

  • Wood
  • Stainless Steel
Shipping & Returns

Please refer to our shipping and return & exchange policy.

Warranty

Luminaire is an authorized retailer of Moissue. The product comes with a full manufacturer warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials are used in the Second Life Glint Ring?

The ring is made from recycled wood shavings that are compressed and shaped through a mechanical turning process, then paired with a stainless steel band. The combination of these two materials creates a deliberate contrast between organic texture and industrial precision.

Is each Moissue Second Life ring truly unique?

Yes. Because the rings are formed from compressed layers of found wood shavings, each one yields a different pattern of grain, color, and contrast during the turning process. No two rings are identical.

What sizes and wood tones are available?

The Second Life Glint Ring is available in three sizes and three distinct wood tones. The specific tones vary by the composition of recycled wood used in each batch.

How should a compressed wood ring be cared for?

Wood-based rings should be kept away from prolonged exposure to water and harsh chemicals, which can cause warping or discoloration over time. Occasional light conditioning with a natural wood oil can help preserve the surface finish.

What is the design philosophy behind Moissue's Second Life collection?

The Second Life collection is built around the idea that discarded or overlooked natural materials carry their own latent beauty. By compressing and turning wood shavings that would otherwise be waste, Moissue treats the process of making as a form of discovery rather than pure invention.