About this Product
This is a carved ring dish to hold your jewelry safely while you need to take it off. It’s made from locally milled lumber (from locally grown trees) here in Colorado.
Two compartments to provide easy access to different items
Modern look with symmetric taper and filleted edges
Rounded interior for easy retrieval of items
Finished with Tried & True Original Finish (food safe polymerized linseed oil and beeswax) - provides a moderate amount of water resistance and scratch protection and is easily repairable
Roughly 2” (40mm) x 4” (100mm)
Can be engraved with initials on each compartment
BristleWoodCraft
Meet the Maker
Hello! We're Anna and TJ.
We’ve been building things together as long as we’ve known each other.
From dovetails to 3D printing, we’ve built a ton of useful and attractive objects over the last decade (some before we knew each other, but most after we met)! Making physical objects brings a huge amount of joy to us, and we’re excited to be able to share some of our designs and things we make with you.
The name BristleWoodCraft is inspired by a specific gnarled and twisted Bristlecone Pine in the glacial cirque known as Hell’s Hole. It’s a peaceful and inspiring hike in the Mount Evan's wilderness a bit past Idaho Springs.
Anna started her making journey with textiles and upcycling furniture. She loves growing things, and has slowly turned TJ into a green thumb as well.
TJ started by getting into 3D printing back when it was very unreliable and expensive, before being lured into the meditative hobby of hand-tool woodworking. He has been a hoarder of off-cuts for over a decade.
All of our products are designed and made by us from our home workshop in beautiful Broomfield, Colorado. We're passionate about ethical consumption, and we try to source materials as sustainably and locally as possible. This means in practice that you probably won't see any exotic hardwoods (aside from any reclaimed lumber). We also want you to enjoy the things you buy for decades to come, so everything we make is designed with an eye towards long-term use.
How it’s Made
We pick out up milled and dried lumber from a local sawyer. After removing some of the milling saw marks and ensuring the quality of the wood, we carve the pockets out using our custom designs on our CNC. Then, the fillets are added using a router, machine marks removed through hand sanding, and then we hand rub the Tried & True finish into the wood, buffing it once it’s soaked into the wood, drying out to a durable, water resistant finish.
Shop Policies
All items (except customized items) are returnable within 14 days for a full refund. Buyer will pay for shipping. However, if you're not happy for whatever reason please get in touch and we'll try to make it right!
