1966 World Cup Wood Seat Rings (Black Edges)

The 1966 World Cup Final was held in England at Wembley Stadium, home of the England National Team, who won the event.  In 2000, the stadium was closed, later demolished, and rebuilt in 2007.  These rings are made with a central band of wood taken from the seats that witnessed the 1966 World Cup, along with edges made from black Gaboon Ebony wood and your choice of inner liner.

Each ring is delivered in a custom wooden ring box with a hinged, magnetic closure.  The inside lid of the box is engraved with the origin of the wood used for the ring.  Each ring also comes with a dated certificate of authenticity with individual serial identification numbers to prove the unique origin of the material used for your ring!

Liner Options

Ceramic liners extremely hard and scratch resistant with a glossy finish.  Relatively lightweight, ceramic is nonmetallic and does not tarnish with wear.  Ceramic rings are quite strong, but have a small chance of breaking upon hard impacts.

Titanium is known for it's strength, and is extremely unlikely to break.  It is silver in color, metallic, and scratches and tarnishes similarly to traditional precious metals.

Carbon fiber is extremely light and quite durable.  It has a noticeable grain pattern and a graphite gray-black color that does not tarnish over time.  Carbon fiber is unlikely to break, but scratches more easily than the other options, though scratches generally blend in with the grain patterning.

Sizes

We offer US standard sizes 6-13 in half sizes for all of our rings.  Some rings are available in larger or smaller sizes, but may require additional creation time.  If you need a larger or smaller size, please inquire through the "Contact Us" page for further assistance. 

Rings are 8mm width.  Additional widths may be custom made upon request.

Exchanges and Returns

We do offer exchanges and returns.  For further details, see our Policies pages.