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Touch Wood Rings

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Last reviewed: August 2, 2026 | Williams Lake | Wedding Accessories |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 2, 2026. Business status: Active.

Couples searching for custom wooden wedding rings in Williams Lake, BC will find a confirmed Canadian maker behind Touch Wood Rings. David and Nicola Finch’s current official website describes commissioned wooden rings handcrafted by David, including rings intended for weddings and proposals. The business works from British Columbia’s Central Interior and provides a Williams Lake mailing address.

Touch Wood Rings’ current identity is well established: its official domain matches the full business name, identifies David and Nicola Finch, carries wedding imagery and examples, and was updated in July 2026. The unrelated legacy website and telephone number previously attached to this listing are not supported by the current official site and have therefore been removed. Last reviewed: August 2, 2026.

Services and specialization

Touch Wood Rings specializes in individually commissioned wooden rings. Its official site says each commission is designed with the client and made by David Finch rather than selected from regular in-stock inventory. The documented options include classic single-wood rings, contrasting wood inlays, interior liners, inscriptions, tapers and inlays made from natural materials.

The design guidance covers centred, offset, spiral, cross-spiral and braided inlays. Stone, shell, sand, dried plant material and other suitable natural materials may be considered, and clients can ask about sending their own material. Because suitability depends on the material and proposed design, couples should obtain approval before mailing anything sentimental or irreplaceable.

How the custom design process works

The official design page breaks the commission into practical decisions: primary wood, optional interior liner, width, thickness, taper, inlays and ring size. A liner may be used for appearance, stability or to provide a lighter surface for an inscription. For a ring wider than approximately six or seven millimetres, the site recommends discussing a taper for comfort and to protect the wood on the palm side.

Couples can submit initial ideas online, download the design worksheet and request a no-obligation creative consultation. The company specifically advises being sized by a reputable jeweller using a sizer matching the intended band width, since wide and narrow rings can fit differently. That measurement step is particularly important before a custom piece is made.

Service area and who it may suit

The business provides a Williams Lake, British Columbia postal address, while its website describes making rings for people around the world. The documented process is suited to remote collaboration: ideas are shared through the website and email, and the studio-sale page confirms Canada Post Xpresspost shipping. Couples outside the region should confirm whether the same shipping terms apply to their particular custom commission.

This maker may suit couples looking for an all-wood visual character, a collaboratively designed wedding band or a ring incorporating approved natural material with personal meaning. The site also positions its use of recycled wood and branch wood as an alternative to conventional precious-metal and gemstone rings. Couples wanting materials or construction methods not shown in the galleries should ask whether their concept is feasible.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Confirmed features include individual handcrafting, collaborative custom design and a detailed range of wood, liner, taper and inlay choices. The official site says it uses recycled wood and branch wood and does not use processed veneers or exotic hardwoods. Its worksheet and design guidance give couples a concrete way to prepare before contacting the maker.

The practical limitations are mainly information gaps. The contact page does not publish a business telephone number and says the off-grid property has no cell service; a voice or video conversation must first be arranged by email. Only a post-office box is published, not a walk-in retail address. The accessible official pages also do not provide a firm current turnaround time, a full custom-price schedule or complete public terms for resizing, repairs and long-term care. Those points need direct confirmation.

Pricing

Current custom-commission pricing is not explicitly published. Although the FAQ includes a pricing topic, the publicly accessible page does not display a current custom price list or starting figure. Couples should request a written quote for their exact wood, width, liner, inlay, inscription and shipping requirements.

The separate limited studio-sale page does publish prices for ready-to-wear rings. At the review date, displayed examples ranged from C$175 to C$450. The page states that prices are in Canadian dollars, Canadian taxes are additional, and Canada Post Xpresspost shipping is C$25–C$45 depending on destination. Studio-sale rings are sold as-is with no refunds or returns, and availability can change, so those figures should not be treated as custom-commission pricing.

Contact and booking

Begin through the official contact form or email nikolafinch@outlook.com. The contact page asks people who do not receive a reply to check spam or junk folders and resend their message. No current public telephone number is shown, so the phone field in this profile is intentionally blank.

A useful first message should include the occasion, approximate wedding date, ring size, preferred width, woods or gallery examples you like, desired inlays and delivery country. Ask for the current production schedule, itemized price, deposit and payment terms, shipping method and the date by which final measurements and materials must be received.

What couples should confirm

Before commissioning, confirm that the chosen wood and any personal inlay material are suitable, how much material is required and how it should be packaged. Obtain written confirmation of final dimensions, design, total price, taxes, shipping, production timing and what happens if the completed fit is not right.

Couples should also ask for the current care instructions, water and activity precautions, finish-maintenance guidance, repair or refinishing options, resizing possibilities and any warranty terms. If considering a displayed studio-sale ring, verify that it remains available, that its exact size and width will fit, and that the as-is, no-return terms are acceptable.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Touch Wood Rings make custom wedding rings?

Yes. The official site documents commissioned, custom-designed wooden rings and includes wedding and proposal examples. David Finch makes each commissioned ring to the agreed specifications.

Can a couple provide material for an inlay?

Potentially. The design page says clients have supplied natural materials such as dried flowers, stone, shell, sand and other personal items. Ask the company to approve the material and provide preparation and mailing instructions before sending anything valuable.

Does Touch Wood Rings publish custom-ring prices?

Current custom-commission pricing is not explicitly published. A limited ready-to-wear studio-sale page displays individual prices, but those are not a price guide for custom work. Request a written custom quote.

Can couples phone or visit the studio?

The current contact page publishes no telephone number and explains that the off-grid property has no cell service. It invites clients to email first to arrange another way to speak. Only a Williams Lake post-office box is provided, so an in-person visit should not be assumed.