16/06/2026
Wedding season in the workshop is always a little chaotic.
The benches are covered in polishing dust, there’s normally a coffee or energy drink somewhere nearby, the lathe rarely stays quiet for long and by Friday most surfaces are hidden beneath sanding papers, polishing cloths and metal shavings.
This week alone included Damascus Steel, Titanium, natural inlays and two Falls rings with precious metal inlays, one yellow gold and one rose gold.
Everything begins the same way here. Solid bars of metal, cut to width, shaped by hand and slowly refined throughout the week before engraving and dispatch on Fridays.
Nothing is mass-produced.
Nothing is outsourced.
Just one very busy Scottish workshop during the middle of wedding season.
We’ve just shared a new Workshop Journal entry following a full week in the workshop and how our rings are actually made behind the scenes.
https://www.truenorthforge.co.uk/blogs/news/a-week-in-the-workshop-during-wedding-season