RING RETURNS

Sorry we do not offer refunds for our custom CAMO coated rings.

We do accept refunds on WildTrax and Buck rings if returned in unworn, undamaged condtion within 14 days of purchase. Shipping costs are non-refundable. There is a $15 restocking fee for all returned rings.

If you are not satisfied with your ring, we will recoat it or exchange it for another of equal or lesser value at no charge to you.

You can also choose to upgrade your ring for a fee.

If your ring does not fit and you want to exchange it, we will be happy to do so.

We cannot exchange custom "personalized" engraved rings.

The exchange is a $25 flat fee to cover the re-order, re-coating and re-shipping of your ring. WildTrax and Buck rings can be exchanged at no charge.

We are not responsible for shipping to us.

Please allow 2-4 weeks for completion of your new ring.

Please send payment with your ring exchange.

We are not responsible for lost rings, so please insure it.

Print, fill out and send the form to the left along with your ring.

Email with any questions.

Refund Policy

Ring Exchanges

One Year Camo Ring Coating Warranty

If your ring's camo coating becomes damaged within the first year, we will recoat it at no charge to you. After the first year, ring recoating is only $25.

We stand behind our time tested rings and

we want you to feel secure in knowing that your coating will be warrantied.

Please fill out the form below. You can choose the same pattern or a new one.

There is NO CHARGE for this warranty service.

We do not issue refunds for any rings.

We are not responsible for lost rings, so please insure it.

Fill out the recoating form on the left and return it with your ring with original receipt.

Camo Ring, WildTrax and The Buck Ring Care

Whether you have a coated ring or a gold band read the following:

Take It Off. Believe it or not, caring for your ring occasionally means taking it off, such as during the following activities:

Playing sports.

As for taking your ring to the gym, lifting weights with it on can also be hazardous. You wouldn't want a 25-pound dumbbell making contact with your ring.

Gardening. It is possible to chip your ring coating or knock a setting loose while doing heavy yard work.

Cleaning house. Harsh chemical soaps or cleansers can soil the ring. It's also a good idea not to wear your ring while doing the dishes.

Contact with metal objects: Welding, mechanical work, construction, plumbing, etc. Metal on metal is not a good combination and should be avoided.

Safekeeping. If you'll be taking your ring off to do the activities above, make sure you have a safe -- and memorable -- place to put it. Your ring should be stored in their own separate box, pouch or jewelry compartment because they can scratch other pieces of jewelry.

Keep It Free From Lotion, Sunscreen And Perfume. These products can gunk up your rings and stones. It's a good idea to take your ring off before you put these things on.

Have Your Setting Checked Regularly. Most jewelers recommend you have your setting checked every six months to make sure the stone hasn't been knocked loose, especially if it is particularly large.

Don't Swim In The Ocean. Cold water may shrink your fingers just enough to loosen the ring from your finger, and if you lose it in the deep blue sea, you won't be seeing it again. If you must, you may swim in a swimming pool with your ring -- at least the pool can be drained if it slips off your finger. Note, however, that while platinum can withstand virtually any chemical, experts advise not to expose gold or silver rings to the harsh chemicals found in swimming pools and spas -- the bands can become severely discolored over time.

Be Careful In The Kitchen. Cookie dough, turkey loaf, a piecrust… it's great to mix with your fingers. But these foods can leave a film on your ring and really affect its luster.

Keep It Clean. Most jewelers will clean your ring free of charge, so take advantage of this courtesy. If you don't have time to get to the jewelry store, there are a few ways to clean your ring at home.

We suggest using a gentle dish detergent to clean lotion buildup from the bottom of the mounting. Simply scrub the top and bottom with a soft toothbrush and rinse several times in hot water.

Our camo camo rings have been coated with a special process that is the same used by car, sporting goods and gun manufatures. The only difference is that we add an additional specially formulated clear coated finish to help be resistant to damage and everyday wear. Keep in mind that these rings are not industructible, which is why we offer a warranty.

Let us know if you have any questions.