This bottle stopper Is created from a lamination of Cherry & Maple wood. The bottle stopper base is made from FDA food approved solid stainless steel. 

I created a lamination of Cherry & Maple wood to form this wine bottle stopper. This particular pattern alternates between Maple and Cherry wood giving it a visually pleasing diagonal pattern. 

I created a lamination of Cherry & Maple wood to form this wine bottle stopper. This particular pattern alternates between Maple and Cherry wood and the blanks are cut on a bias in order to give it a unique, visually pleasing pattern. 

I created a lamination of Cherry & Maple wood to form this wine bottle stopper. This particular pattern alternates between Maple and Cherry wood and the blanks are cut on a bias in order to give it a unique, visually pleasing pattern. 

I created a lamination of Cherry & Maple wood to form this wine bottle stopper. This particular pattern alternates between Maple and Cherry wood and the blanks are cut on a bias in order to give it a unique, visually pleasing pattern. 

I turned this wine bottle stopper from Cocobolo. Cocobolo is a tropical hardwood from Central America. 

This wine bottle stopper has been turned out of an exotic wood called Bocote. The bottle stopper base is made from FDA food approved solid stainless steel. This is used because stainless steel will not pit or corrode like chrome and other cheaper plated 

I turned this wine bottle stopper from the exotic wood Bocote. Bocote grows throughout the West Indies, tropical America, Mexico, Belize and Honduras. Bocote’s heartwood is rich, golden brown with a pinkish tint. 

I created this wine bottle stopper from an exotic wood called Bubinga. Bubinga, also known as African Rosewood, is a beautiful dense hardwood with a rose-colored background and darker purple striping. 

This wine bottle stopper has been turned out of exotic Chechen wood. The bottle stopper base is made from FDA food approved solid stainless steel. This is used because stainless steel will not pit or corrode like chrome and other cheaper plated models. 

This bottle stopper has been turned out of an exotic wood called Marblewood. The bottle stopper base is made from FDA food approved solid stainless steel. This is used because stainless steel will not pit or corrode like chrome and other cheaper plated m 

I turned this wine bottle stopper from Honduras Mahogany. Mahogany is a medium density hardwood, pale brown to pink to dark reddish brown. s heartwood is rich, golden brown with a pinkish tint. 

I turned this wine bottle stopper from Honduras Mahogany. Mahogany is a medium density hardwood, pale brown to pink to dark reddish brown. s heartwood is rich, golden brown with a pinkish tint. 

This wine bottle stopper is turned from Olivewood. The bottle stopper base is made from FDA food approved solid stainless steel. 

I chose Olivewood in my design for this wine bottle stopper. Olivewood, sometimes called "Holy Land Olive Wood," is indigenous to the Mediterranean region — including the Middle East, southern Europe, and North Africa. 

I chose Olivewood in my design for this wine bottle stopper. This particular piece has a beautiful distinct grain pattern. Olivewood, sometimes called "Holy Land Olive Wood," is indigenous to the Mediterranean region — including the Middle East, southern 

I chose Olivewood in my design for this wine bottle stopper. Olivewood, sometimes called "Holy Land Olive Wood," is indigenous to the Mediterranean region — including the Middle East, southern Europe, and North Africa. 

I chose Olivewood in my design for this wine bottle stopper. This particular piece has a beautiful distinct grain pattern. Olivewood, sometimes called "Holy Land Olive Wood," is indigenous to the Mediterranean region — including the Middle East, southern 

I turned this wine bottle stopper from Walnut. Walnut is a beautiful dark brown color with a blackish striped figure.