Ring faces

[Rickingstenly]

My brother is a massive Toyota fan and I'm more of a Lexus guy, yes I know, both are the same mostly. Anyway, I want to make rings for both of us and I'm looking for potential ideas for which material to use for the faces. I don't want them to engraved, so It's going to be a larger logo. I don't plan to have these as something we'll be wearing all the time, so I don't mind them making them ridiculously big. What do you think?

 

[CityDweller]

My brother is a massive Toyota fan and I'm more of a Lexus guy, yes I know, both are the same mostly. Anyway, I want to make rings for both of us and I'm looking for potential ideas for which material to use for the faces. I don't want them to engraved, so It's going to be a larger logo. I don't plan to have these as something we'll be wearing all the time, so I don't mind them making them ridiculously big. What do you think?

yeah, a resin cast is probably the best way to get that big, chunky look you're after.
You could 3D print the Toyota and Lexus logos, then cast them in a clear epoxy resin. You could even embed something cool in the resin, like a tiny metal emblem or a bit of metallic glitter for a cool effect.
It's not crazy expensive and you can make them as big as you want without being too heavy

 

[Lucian]

For bold ring faces, enamel or resin inlays work great. If you want something premium, CNC-cut titanium or silver plates give a clean, durable, automotive-style finish without needing engraving.