Metal Masters Co. Mens Gunmetal Tungsten Carbide Ring Goldtone Grooved Wedding Band Comfort-Fit 8MM
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This is an 8mm tungsten carbide band in gunmetal with a brushed raised center, polished edges and an off-set goldtone groove. Tungsten carbide is extremely hard and scratch-resistant, so the finish holds its shine far better than gold or silver, though the metal cannot be resized and is brittle under hard impact. The comfort-fit contoured interior and hypoallergenic, cobalt-free composition suit daily wear, including people with metal sensitivities. It is a heavier, darker alternative to plain gold or titanium bands, and the two-tone groove gives it more visual interest than a single-finish ring.
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Owners of tungsten carbide bands like this style generally praise the scratch resistance, the weighty feel and the two-tone finish, and report no skin irritation. The recurring complaints are sizing mistakes that cannot be fixed by resizing and occasional cracking after a hard knock.
This men's wedding band is made of tungsten carbide in a gunmetal color. The edges are high polish, and the raised center has a brushed finish with a textured look. A high-polish, off-set goldtone groove runs through the center.
The ring is 8 millimeters wide. It has a comfort-fit design with a contoured goldtone inner surface, made for everyday wear. The tungsten carbide is scratch-resistant and keeps its shine. The ring is hypoallergenic and cobalt-complimentary, so it will not irritate skin or turn fingers green.
It can be used as a wedding band, engagement ring or promise ring. It can be laser engraved but not hand engraved. Comfort-fit rings have rounded inner edges and can sometimes feel up to half a size larger, so a ring sizer or a visit to a local jeweler is recommended before buying.