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Tungsten has never been considered a precious metal like gold or silver and was not mined for its beauty. Tungsten has been mined since the 18th century for its strength. It is stronger than steel, and when added to other alloys, it is an incredible reinforcement.
Tungsten is known for its robustness and has the highest melting point of all known elements. Its density and hardness have found uses in military applications as well as radiation shielding and jewelry. While these properties make it difficult to work with, it is worth it to create a piece of jewelry that is strong and durable.
Tungsten is robust, being ten times harder than 18K gold. A tungsten ring will be solid and vigorous, and it is resistant to scratching and will not bend. It is made to take a pounding and survive the tests of life. It is the perfect material for a ring that will be worn and loved daily, no matter what you do in it.
Beyond their incredible strength, our tungsten rings are polished so that they appear just as sleek and beautiful as any precious metal.
Choosing a wedding band is an important decision; you want it to inspire love and devotion in you for the rest of your life. But beyond a wedding ring looking good, it also needs to stand the test of daily life, whether you are a mechanic, carpenter, swim instructor, or an office worker. Tungsten rings will be able to keep up with your most fulfilled life.
We use tungsten carbide as a base for many of our rings. That is because we want our rings to be loved and adored for many years. Not only is it strong, but when polished, it also looks sleek and classy.
We use various other materials as inlays for our tungsten rings to create unique and eye-catching designs. Some of the materials we use for our inlays include naturally shed antler, wood, turquoise, and opal. Using a sturdy metal like tungsten carbide allows us to make use of weaker materials that look beautiful, but would not be durable on their own. This way, we can give you the best of both worlds: strength and beauty.
You can also choose to have your tungsten carbide coated with rose gold. Gold has long been used to show wealth and prestige, and for some people, it is the only option for their wedding ring.
Whatever design speaks to you, you can be assured that all of our materials are eco-friendly and have either been recycled or reclaimed. We create all of our rings with love and devotion to our craft.
Tungsten Carbide rings are popular for men who are choosing a wedding band. This is likely because of its sturdiness. However, they can also be worn by women, especially those looking for something a bit different to showcase their affection for their partner.
A tungsten ring from us will never turn your finger green. When this happens, Cobalt has been used to make the ring cheaply, it will oxidize and will turn your finger green over time. Our tungsten rings are made of Nickel, which is much more durable and should last a lifetime.
No special ring care is needed for our tungsten rings; they are made of strong stuff. Simply use warm soapy water occasionally to give it a quick wash. We have found that minimal upkeep is also an important factor when choosing a wedding band, especially for men.
You should be able to wear a wedding band every day if you want too; therefore, a comfort fit is essential. That's why we recommend that you have your ring finger measured at least twice before you order from us. Keep in mind that you may prefer loose-fitting rings over one that is tight on your finger; it is a matter of personal preference.
Tungsten rings cannot be resized because of the hardness of the metal. Therefore it's best if you can get it right straight away mainly because you will be reluctant to part with your jewelry once you have it.
However, if you do have any issues with the size of your ring, or anything else for that matter, then contact us, and we will do our best to change it for you. We only ask for a small shipping fee to get the ring back to you.
Tungsten was discovered in 1781; however, it was not until the early 1920s that we began to use it. That is likely because of how hard it is, which makes it challenging to work with. In 1920, a German company began to use it for electrical bulbs, as a substitute for diamond.
This led to the invention of cemented carbide, which became beneficial to numerous manufacturing methods.
The first tungsten carbide applications were made in the 1930s, and it quickly became an important material for industrial progress. It has been used for mining and cutting tools, as well as in machines and drills.
To this day, we have not found a metal that is as strong and resilient as Tungsten. This makes it one of the best materials for rings. Especially for people who have jobs that are hard on their hands, or for people who enjoy adventure and want to hike, climb rocks and swim without removing their ring, and risking losing it. A tungsten ring is made to keep up with you.
We are a family run business with a small number of metal-smiths; this allows us to make every piece of jewelry with love and care. We understand the importance of a wedding band that is as beautiful as it is sturdy and at an affordable price.
If you need any help choosing your wedding band or have any questions, then do not hesitate to contact us. We love to hear from our customers, and we want our artwork to go to a good home, where it will be admired and cherished.
