Triggeron
Boston, Massachusetts ·
Triggeron is taking a short break
Reviews
Rebecca Gregory on Jan 20, 2015
Wow is all we can say! It's perfect! Being from Australia we were worried the sizing would be an issue but the ring fits perfectly and looks a million times better than the photo's. Jeremy was very helpful, answering all our questions quickly, the service was second to none. Won't hesitate in recommending Jeremy to anyone and everyone.
Wendy Bird on Jan 6, 2015
Beautifully crafted. Such precision. I cant wait until we get married and see if starts taking damage from regular everyday use. Also how Ring was engraved and he did a very professional manner. Highly Recommended
Shop policies
Ring Sizing:
If you don’t already know your ring size there are numerous techniques posted online to find it but DO NOT trust any of these methods. Wrapping a piece of string or paper around your finger and measuring it may seem simple enough but the only reliable way to get an accurate size is to go to a jeweler and have them professionally size your finger. Any reputable jeweler will do this for you for free and only take a few minutes. Titanium rings cannot be resized so it’s extremely important you provide the right size with your order.
Make sure to tell your jeweler how wide the ring you plan on purchasing is going to be (4mm for the MARK II and 7mm for the MARK II). Also mention that the ring is “regular fit” which refers to the contoured profile of inside diameter of the ring. This can sometimes make a difference.
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- Accepts Etsy gift cards
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Additional policies and FAQs
Q: Can I cut the ring on my finger in case of emergency?
A: Yes you can. Any metal hacksaw blade or Dremel Tool can cut through these rings. Titanium is similar to alloy steal in terms of strength, it’s strong but not indestructible. If you have to get it off your finger in an emergency it can be done, don’t worry.
Q: What does the “950” after the descriptions for platinum and palladium stand for?
A: The “950” stands for purity in platinum and palladium in a similar way 14k or 18k describes the purity of gold. 950 is the standard for high purity in the world of jewelry. In this case 950 refers to 950 parts per 1000 or a 95% pure material. The remaining 5% are alloying agents used to increase the materials workability.
Q: “Why do some of your pictures say “ simulated appearance” at the bottom?
A: I haven’t made every single possible ring variation yet so naturally I could not photograph them but I still wanted to give a good representation of what they would look like when they were completed. To do this I modified pictures of other rings to represent how they would look like with different metal inlays.