Your board carried you.
Now it carries your story.
Every ring starts as a board that was actually skated, pressed maple, worn rails, real history. We don't use new wood. We don't need to. The material is already perfect.
When a Skateboarder Begins to Love Woodworking
Started in my dad's garage. Broken boards piling up, nowhere to go. Rings turned out to be the thing. Seven layers of beautiful maple.
Bayshore Rings grew from that one cut. Small operation, made by hand, built on a commitment to reclaimed materials and zero synthetic finishes. The goal was never to make precious jewelry. It was to make something worth keeping — jewelry that outlasts trends and throwaway culture.
Founder
Raised on the East Coast and now crafting in Tampa, Clay found his way to woodworking after an injury took him off his board.
"Retired skaters have no way to carry the culture without riding. Now they can stay connected to the lifestyle through tasteful jewelry."
- Clayden Manley