Wooden napkin rings and holders

Napkin rings are slipped over a folded napkin (classic for individual place settings). Napkin holders are small stands that keep a stack of napkins tidy and ready to grab (e.g., compact wooden holders or the “mountain” holder).

Many round napkin rings follow a standard format of approx. 50 × 30 mm (inner bore approx. 40 mm). You’ll also find, for example, a simple square ring (outer size approx. 4.5 × 4.5 × 3 cm) and a turned maple ring (Ø 4.5 cm, height approx. 3 cm).

Usually yes: the standard rings are designed around an inner bore of about 40 mm. For very thick napkins, folding a bit looser (or rolling less) makes it easier.

This category includes FSC® beech rings with motifs such as anchor, mountains, heart, stag, and fir tree—plus a plain, round version without a motif.

The veneer napkin rings can be selected in different wood looks (e.g., oiled oak, oiled walnut, brushed larch) and with various motifs (plain, heart, mountains, stag, fir tree, edelweiss, flower, wedding rings). Optional custom engraving is also available.

You’ll find, for example, the “mountains” napkin holder in oiled cherry wood (approx. 16.0 × 6.2 × 5.7 cm; suitable for napkins up to about 16 × 6 cm), as well as compact oiled holders in oak (approx. 6.5 × 6.5 × 2.5 cm) or walnut (approx. 5.5 × 5.5 × 2.5 cm).

Yes. Depending on the item, laser engraving (text/logo), a custom laser-cut motif, or UV printing is possible. For branded items and events, this is especially popular; logos may require a one-time setup/file check.

Many napkin rings in this category are listed as FSC® 100% (especially the beech options). Always check the FSC® marking on the individual product page.

Both exist: untreated rings (e.g., beech/maple) have a very natural feel and can be oiled later if desired. Oiled versions (e.g., oak/walnut/cherry) tend to handle everyday moisture a bit better—still, they shouldn’t be soaked.

Dust them off or wipe with a slightly damp cloth. Please avoid the dishwasher and don’t leave them soaking in water. Oiled surfaces can be refreshed occasionally with a small amount of wood oil if needed.

Yes—thanks to motifs (e.g., edelweiss or wedding rings), attractive wood choices, and personalization options, they work well as table décor, guest gifts, or branded giveaways. For celebrations, they’re commonly ordered in sets/multiple quantities.

Yes. Wood is a natural material, so grain and tone can vary slightly. Oiled woods often deepen/darken a little over time—this is normal and part of the natural patina.