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Barrel Band Shotgun Ring
By Tyler Sharp // Photo Barrel Band
Let’s face it, very few guys are actually excited about the design of their wedding band. I literally can’t think of one guy I know who boasts about their ring, but Barrel Band might actually change that. Concepted by two sportsman friends, these rings are cut directly from stainless steel shotgun barrels, and sized to fit via a 14 carat white, yellow gold, or platinum silver insert, which are both industry innovations themselves. Made in the USA, and backed by over 70 years of family jewelery making experience, these rings are of the highest quality, and pretty damn cool too. I’m not married yet (much to the dismay of my baby crazy grandparents), but I’d wear one of these rings regardless, as a bit of classy flare straight from the field.
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