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Discover the elegance of the TRUMIUM Tungsten Ring Wedding Band, designed for both men and women and available in sizes 4 to 15. This meticulously crafted ring offers versatility with options of 4mm, 6mm, and 8mm widths, suited for any personal style.
Features:
Material: Made of durable tungsten carbide, ensuring a long-lasting and resilient accessory.
Design: Features a blue and silver two-tone color with a classic dome shape and matte brushed finish for a sleek look.
Pros: The tungsten ring is scratch-resistant, cobalt-free, hypoallergenic, and anti-fading, ensuring it maintains its beauty over time. The comfort fit design ensures ease of wear throughout the day.
Occasions: Suitable for weddings, engagements, promises, anniversaries, Valentine's Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year, and birthdays, making it a versatile addition to your jewelry collection.
Ideal Gift: This ring is an excellent choice for a meaningful gift, addressing the need for both elegance and practicality in one stunning piece.
Elevate your special moments with the TRUMIUM Tungsten Ring, combining timeless design with unparalleled durability and comfort. Make a lasting impression with a ring that speaks to quality and sophistication.
Comfortable on the finger, as multiple users found it comfortable to wear.
The ring has a handsome look and appealing design, with mentions of subtle blue trim and color that pops.
Long-lasting for some users, with one reviewer mentioning it lasted 4 years with minimal wear and tear.
Nice and heavy, adding a feel of quality and premium nature.
Tungsten material provides good scratch resistance.
Multiple reports of the ring breaking or shattering upon impact or just from regular use.
Contains nickel which caused skin rashes and itching for a user.
Some users reported inconsistent sizing, orders arriving in incorrect sizes or different fits for identical sizes.
Instances were noted of defects on arrival causing injury or needing returns.
Some customers doubted the authenticity of tungsten as the material, citing breakage as the concern.