Tungsten Rings		Tungsten Wedding Rings with Gold Inlay
All Tungsten Carbide Wedding Rings and Tungsten Carbide Wedding Bands

If you are reading this page, you are one of the people who are in the know and on the cutting edge of what is "the hottest item" in jewelry. Tungsten rings, tungsten carbide rings as well as tungsten wedding rings are quickly become the "elite" piece of jewelry to own and for good reason.

Tungsten which is mined from Wolframite ore is an extremely hard metal. It's actually over 5 times harder than steel. Also, tungsten rings are heavy and have a nice quality feel to them which makes wearing it very enjoyable.

Tungsten wedding bands are quickly becoming the most popular wedding rings to buy. Tungsten rings are always shiny and stay polished. And saying that, this leads us to discuss tungsten carbide rings; it's because of the carbide that these incredible rings keep their high shine for decades.

As with everything, once something becomes popular, cheap imitations begin to emerge; such is with tungsten rings. Beware of the fakes that have cobalt in the rings instead of them being tungsten carbide rings. Those that are imitating are doing it also in place of real tungsten carbide rings and using the cobalt especially in tungsten wedding rings.

Not only are these cobalt tungsten rings not as strong and beautiful, but they can also cause severe allergic reactions. What can be worse than to think you are buying tungsten wedding rings and you're also told that they are tungsten carbide rings and soon after you say "I do" your finger turns green and you break out with a rash all over your hand that not only is an eyesore, but is very itchy as well.

I wish that was the only problem when you are not buying authentic tungsten rings but purchase one with cobalt instead, but it's not. After wearing your tungsten rings for a short period of time, the oils in your skin will cause the cobalt in the ring to oxidize and your beautiful tungsten wedding rings will begin to get spots all over them. Now that's a disaster. What you thought were tungsten carbide rings are nothing but mere imitations that cost nearly as much as the real thing!