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So yeah, odds are I won’t be marrying the girl but the rings are incredible. Still holding out hope she’ll figure her s..t out as I never plan on getting divorced once married, but that’s my problem not yours!Now for the rings, first off they are the exact same quality as you would find in a $300+ ring from a brick and mortar jewelers. Another review were here put them through a device that analyze the breakdown of medals as 100% pure tungsten is a powder, And needs to be mixed with other metals to form a solid object. The exact breakdown is very important because too much tungsten and the ring becomes very brittle therefore possibly shattering when struck (banging it accidentally on something or dropping it) however two little tungsten and you lose the scratch resistance. I did some research and most of the $300+ rings that are at jewelers were around 85% tungsten, which is the exact breakdown of this ring! This has been confirmed by both the seller and other reviewer’s again who put it through devices that can detect the medal content of objects (mass-spectrometer? I don’t know what they used but they posted the exact breakdown here on another tungsten ring so by this manufacture, which almost exactly matched up to what the seller told me was in the ring by about .005%).What you’re basically paying is about $20 for a ring that’s selling everywhere off of Amazon for around $300. There are only about 8 Tungsten ring blank manufacturers in the world all of which are in China as far as I know, which is why you see the same designs by multiple manufacturers. This however does not mean every tungsten ring is made the same because the blanks are only part of the equation, the metal that they use is the most important quality of a ring. I talked to several other manufacturers here on Amazon and some couldn’t give me the exact breakdown of the metals that they were using, others were using 90% plus tungsten which is way too brittle.tungsten ring blank manufacturers in the world all of which are in China as far as I know, which is why you see the same designs by multiple manufacturers. This however does not mean every tungsten ring is made the same because the blanks are only part of the equation, the metal that they use is the most important quality of a ring. I talked to several other manufacturers here on Amazon and some couldn’t give me the exact breakdown of the metals that they were using, others were using 90%+ tungsten which is way too brittle. Ironically the other manufactures that were using 90%+ tungsten had multiple reviews that stated a ring that someone purchased had shattered. Again it seems the seller is using the ideal “alloy” (mixed metal compound) of tungsten.In case you’re wondering here is what the seller told me the breakdown is:Tungsten carbide: 85.7%Nikcle: 10%Others including titanium, chrome etc: 4.3%I decided to order several other rings by this manufacture as I was so impressed with these two that I ordered.The one thing you should know is that the rings seem to run a little bit big even for “comfort rings”, maybe 1/4 of a size. I was sized at a jeweler for a “comfort ring” and was told I’m a 9 1/2 however the 9 1/2 here definitely seems bigger than the one I tried at the brick and mortar jewelry store. Well I guess it’s possible that my hands were swelling less, it was colder, or any number of factors that happen to shrink the thickness of your fingers, I’ve seen a bunch of reviews for this manufacture that they run a little large. My advice is definitely size down a 1/2 over whatever you were fitted for other Comfort rings or one full size from a non-comfort ring sizing. As the saying goes “a ring should go on easy and come off difficult”.(Side note: For the record after getting sized and ordering the ring in a 9.5 I went to a few other Jewelers and got measured again while I was waiting for this ring to arrive ; two more told me a 9 1/2 however one did tell me a 9 would be better, which again ended up being the case, so your mileage may vary based on who’s measuring your ring size.) Personally in the brick and mortar stores I thought 9 was too tight, however again once I ordered the 9 1/2 here it’s definitely too loose and I had to reorder a 9. Not sure if this clarifies any of the confusion on sizing however I figured I would give as much information as possible.TL/DR. Great ring, great price, this is the one you want, and I’m not easily impressed.Only thing to keep in mind is it definitely weighs more than most other metals. Personally I love the weight, but for those who want everything as light as feather, you might want to go with a different metal (like titanium).I guess if the wedding doesn’t happen there is always MIGTOW; at least I wouldn’t be so damn poor anymore. ; )Good luck people and hope this review helped.

This ring is excellent!! When I got married we picked up a white gold ring from a local jeweler who promised us that the higher-quality white gold would be safe for people like me with nickel allergies. They were incorrect and I broke out almost immediately from that ring. Over the course of the following month I then had my ring rhodium plated a couple of times by the jeweler, It didn't help. Figuring that white gold wasn't for me, we exchanged my white gold ring for an equal value tungsten ring --a really, really expensive tungsten ring-- with the promise that tungsten, while it still has some nickel, would not cause a reaction. They were wrong and I broke out again. While contemplating throwing several hundred more dollars at the posiblity of upgrading to a platinum ring, I decided to research tungsten jewelry and check out tungsten rings and reviews on Amazon.If made properly, the nickel in tungsten should not cause a reaction, even in people as sensitive as I am. What are the odds that a sub-$20 ring from Amazon would be of a better quality than a $400 tungsten ring from a jeweler? I decided to find out. On a lark I bought one of these bands (6mm, tungsten carbide).It's exactly what I wanted from the very beginning!I've been wearing this much, much, much less-expensive ring now non-stop for months and never had a problem. If you have a nickel allergy, don't worry about the low-cost! This is a far better quality ring than anything I could get for $400 (and probably a 2,500% markup) from my local jeweler.

So, I'm getting married in a couple of months. My fiance and I went shopping for our wedding bands. We went to the boujee jewelry store where he bought my engagement ring. First off, let me explain that I'm a no frills woman. I'm 45 getting married for the first time. I know what is important and what is not. I did not want a big ring, just a simple band with some diamonds. He did a perfect job with my ring, but I know for a fact, it was so incredibly overpriced for what he got.So anyway, we went shopping for the wedding bands and he picked out a few that he liked. One of them was a titanium ring by David Yurman, that was $550. One was more plain (didn't have the iconic DY braid on it), and was still $450. For shits and giggles, I said "I've heard Amazon has amazing ring choices". Hopped on and found a Tungsten Carbide, looking exactly like 2 of the ones he tried on and liked, and it was $16.99. I almost couldn't believe it. But then again, I could believe it. Jewelry has an 800% markup in the stores. OH, and they told us that the other rings may not get here by the wedding b/c they need 8 - 12 weeks to order.I purchased this one on a Tuesday, got it on a Thursday. I asked him to try it on to make sure it fit and that he likes it. HE ABSOLUTELY LOVES IT! It looks EXACTLY like the ones he tried on in the store. Seriously, DO NOT waste your money by going to a jewelry store. Buy this ring immediately, if you're looking for this style. Couldn't be happier.

I got the 8mm ring. In order to find out this ring is closed to White Gold color. I order a 6mm 14k White Gold ring from Costco. I put it side by side to take some pictures. WOW, it really closed to 14k white gold. Some people said if you drop this Tungsten ring on hard surface, it will break into pieces. I’m not ready for drop test yet. I’m not sure this ring is made with %100 Tungsten. I also test with magnet. It’s not attracts by magnet. Finally, I end up to keep this White Tungsten ring and the 14k White Gold ring because it both look great. ( The left ring is 6mm 14k White Gold ring)