⚠️ Safety and Warnings
Metal rings
Heavy Machinery & High-Risk Activities: Always remove your ring before operating heavy machinery, weightlifting, rock climbing, or participating in contact sports. Wearing any metal ring during these activities carries a serious risk of severe finger injury or ring avulsion.
Extreme Temperatures, Electrical & Conductivity Hazard: Metal is highly conductive. Avoid exposing your metal rings to extreme heat (boiling water, high-heat tools) or extreme sub-zero temperatures. The metal can rapidly transfer heat or cold to your skin, causing burns or frostbite. Do not wear metal rings when working with electricity, heavy machinery, or in environments where an electrical arc or electrical short may occur. Exposure to live currents can cause the metal to instantly overheat, leading to severe electric shock, electrocution, arc flash injuries, or catastrophic thermal and deep-tissue burns.
Chemical Exposure: Avoid exposing your ring to harsh chemicals, including household bleach, solvents, heavy detergents, or highly acidic substances. These can tarnish precious metals (silver and gold) and potentially degrade the protective seal housing the internal electronics.
Wooden and Ceramic rings
Chemicals: Do not expose your wooden ring to harsh chemicals, solvents, or alcohol-based products. This includes household cleaning agents, acetone (nail polish remover), and frequently used items like alcohol-based hand sanitizers. These substances will rapidly strip away the protective finish, leaving the raw wood vulnerable to cracking and water damage.
Physical Impact & Heavy Activity: Remove your ring before heavy lifting, weightlifting, rock climbing, or operating heavy machinery to prevent the ring from cracking, crushing, or causing severe finger injuries.