As men’s rings continue to evolve in beauty, masculinity, and a vast variety of designs and styles, more jewelry designers are becoming more innovative than they have ever been before. They continue to experiment with more designs than ever before. One of these designers who constantly is brewing up more exotic rings for men than you can shake a stick at, is the well-known designer, known as Edward Mirell.

With his latest lineup of men’s rings, known as Timoku, Edward Mirell has taken uniqueness and individuality to a higher level. Not only are Timoku rings unique, but each ring does not even have the exact same design. In other words, each ring looks different from one another. The bands that are formed on the rings made by a process called Mokume Gane, an ancient Japanese art of metal work, are different from ring to ring.

There are several styles that make up the Timoku ring collection. One of these styles is called the Timoku Dome Ring. This ring is one of the popular rings among the collection. This ring comes in a 7 mm or 9 mm wideband and comes with a high dome profile hence the name dome ring. Just like all of the rings and the Timoku collection are made of titanium, this ring is also made of the same metal and comes in a comfort fit. This means that the ring is easy to put on and to remove, which is very important to a man.

Another reason that makes the Timoku Dome Ring, a popular choice among Timoku Ring lovers is because this ring is one of the most affordable among the collection. You will probably look to pay around $379 for the 7MM wide band and around $459 for the 9MM wide band. Nevertheless, the other styles are not so expensive neither. These start around $479-$579 depending on what other kinds of features are on the ring.

So if you need a ring this summer for a new wedding band or just as a fashion ring, the Timoku dome ring or any of the other rings among the collection will certainly meet these needs along with making some people ask you questions like where did you get that awesome ring at?