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Agarwood Rings
An agarwood ring is small beads strung to your finger size, plain or with a single stone.
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Buying guide
How do you choose an agarwood ring?
An agarwood ring is the smallest, lightest way to wear agarwood every day: a ring of small beads, plain or with a single stone. The stone may be jadeite, Hetian jade or turquoise. The wood comes from Aquilaria trees grown on plantations, the same source as every bracelet here. Beads on a ring are small, so each agarwood ring weighs very little. Still, we weigh and film every agarwood ring before you pay.
First, give us your ring size: US, UK or EU, or the inside diameter of a ring that fits. For example, a US 7 is about 17.3 mm across. Next, measure late in the day, because fingers are slightly larger in the evening and when warm. Then choose plain wood or one stone. Finally, think about a set: a ring pairs well with a bracelet in the same wood and stone, and we film both together.
What to know before you buy agarwood rings
A ring is the piece hands knock most, because hands touch everything. In practice, take an agarwood ring off for washing up, cleaning and the gym. Additionally, keep hand cream and sanitiser away from the wood where you can.
Overall, this page gathers 9 styles of agarwood rings: 9 rings. Here the beads measure 4 mm, from delicate to bold. We show most of them in studio images, and film your own piece before quoting. So whichever you choose, we weigh it on camera before you pay.
These 9 styles are 5% of all 182 on this site, according to our catalogue data. AgarwoodTown, trading since 2014, ships all 9 agarwood rings from China, and you pay with PayPal only after you approve the video.
Also, our agarwood is plantation-grown, never wild-harvested. Because CITES Appendix II lists every Aquilaria species, we confirm the export paperwork for your country together with your quote.
How do you choose, step by step?
Choosing agarwood rings is a 4-step decision. First read each step below, then send us your wrist size, and finally judge your own agarwood rings piece on video.
Step 1: Know your ring size
US size to inside diameter is about 11.6 mm + 0.81 mm × size; a US 7 is about 17.3 mm.
Step 2: Measure late in the day
Fingers are slightly larger in the evening and when warm.
Step 3: Plain or one stone
A single stone gives a focal point; plain agarwood lets the grain speak.
Step 4: Pair it
Ask for a ring and bracelet together and we quote them in one video.
Who it suits
Who are agarwood rings for?
The ring collection is a set of 9 styles for two kinds of buyer, from “Try agarwood small” to “Matching sets”. First find the line below that sounds like you. Then send us the style code, and we film the actual ring piece for you before you pay.
Try agarwood small
The lightest way to wear agarwood every day.
Matching sets
Pairs with a bracelet in the same wood and stone.
Where it’s worn
How do you wear agarwood rings?
There are 4 common ways to wear ring pieces, from “Every day” to “Travel”, each described below. Finally, ask us before you order if you plan to wear a ring piece in a way not listed here.
Every day
Off for washing hands with soap and for water.
Stacked
Two or three on one finger.
As a gift
Ask the recipient’s ring size, or measure a ring they wear.
Travel
Small enough for any pouch.
What should you read before you choose?
These 2 guides answer the questions buyers ask most often about agarwood rings. For example, the first one is “How to Measure Your Wrist for a Bead Bracelet: Methods, Fits and Bead Counts”. Together the 2 guides cite 8 published sources, from USDA Forest Service and others. In total, the 2 guides take about 24 minutes to read.
Questions
What do buyers ask about agarwood rings?
This FAQ is a set of 7 short answers about agarwood rings from AgarwoodTown, trading since 2014. Each answer stands on its own. For example, the first one asks “How do I find my ring size?”
How do I find my ring size?
If you know your US, UK or EU size, give us that. Otherwise measure the inside diameter of a ring that fits the same finger, straight across, in millimetres. Our wrist measuring guide includes the conversions.
Are agarwood rings durable?
Like any wooden ring, they need a little care: take them off to wash hands with soap, to swim or shower, and to use cleaning products. Kept dry and away from chemicals, a bead ring wears well.
How are agarwood rings priced?
By weight. First, we pick the piece you will receive, weigh it on camera and send you the video with its exact weight and price. So we charge nothing until you approve it, and you pay by PayPal invoice.
Can I get a matching bracelet?
Yes. Many ring styles share materials with a bracelet style. Ask for both in one request and we weigh and film them together, so you see the set before you pay.
What bead sizes do agarwood rings come in?
On this page, bead sizes run from 4 mm. Generally, smaller beads read finer and weigh less. Bigger beads show more grain but weigh, and so cost, more. Send your wrist size and we suggest a bead count.
Can I see real photos of agarwood rings?
The pictures here are studio images of each style. However, we film the exact piece you will receive, close up and on the scale, so you judge it before you pay.
How do I choose between agarwood rings?
First, pick the bead size you like on your own wrist; here it runs from 4 mm. Then choose the cut: this page has round, and the stone: Jadeite, Hetian Jade, Nanhong Agate, Turquoise. After that, request a quote, and judge the actual piece in the video we send.
On film
Agarwood Rings on film
Studio films of the bead cuts among our agarwood rings; your own strand is filmed on the scale before you pay.
- Weighed on cameraA video of your strand on the scale
- Priced by the gramOne strand, one price — no guesswork
- Pay after you approveNothing charged before you see it
- Plantation agarwoodCultivated wood only, never wild
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