Boss’s ban on wedding ring inspires man’s business idea; now earns Rs 3 lakh monthly.

All around the world, people have unique ideas and startups that are helping them earn a lot of money. People tend to get inspired by various incidents that happen in their lives and many of them start businesses out of them. A similar incident happened in Australia, where a man was disallowed from wearing his wedding ring at his workplace. This inspired him to start his own business. As per reports, the business was started in a small room and he has now involved his whole family in it.

According to reports, a person named Aaron, who lives in Perth revealed how an incident in his life gave him a business idea. He used to work for an electrical company and revealed that he was not allowed to wear any kind of metal item there. He added that his manager stopped him from wearing the wedding ring because the ring could get stuck in the machines, which could injure the finger, and the ring would have to be amputated to save the finger.

He said to a media portal, “But I could not live without it, because it was a very special thing related to my life. So, I bought a silicon ring from a foreign website in 2018. Everything changed from here.”

Aaron revealed that his wife gave him the idea to start a business selling silicon rings. This would allow people to import it from other countries and can also turn it into a successful business. Initially, they convinced her sister and somehow, they all managed to collect around Rs 7 lakh. In three months, the work started and they launched a company named Tuff Rings.

It was revealed that the price of the rings starts at $16 (Rs 1,330) and is available in 16 different designs. It is made of 100 per cent silicon and also provides naturopathy. They are water-repellent and can even survive up to 240 degrees Celsius. Aaron and his wife revealed that the business is currently running well, and they earn around Rs 6 lakh per month with Rs 3 lakh in profits.