Comments on: Top 10 Tungsten Jewelry Questions http://tungstenringblog.net/top-10-tungsten-jewelry-questions/ Your Tungsten Guide Wed, 07 Sep 2011 03:59:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: admin http://tungstenringblog.net/top-10-tungsten-jewelry-questions/comment-page-1/#comment-5289 admin Mon, 03 Jan 2011 20:32:34 +0000 http://tungstenringblog.net/?p=51#comment-5289 Great question Kelly. There really isn't any ring that will stand up to daily wear like tungsten. Even two gold rings rubbing against each other will do damage over time. What a lot of individuals do is purchase the tungsten band as the everyday band, and they wear their engagement ring on special occasions. Great question Kelly. There really isn’t any ring that will stand up to daily wear like tungsten. Even two gold rings rubbing against each other will do damage over time. What a lot of individuals do is purchase the tungsten band as the everyday band, and they wear their engagement ring on special occasions.

]]> By: Kelly http://tungstenringblog.net/top-10-tungsten-jewelry-questions/comment-page-1/#comment-3950 Kelly Wed, 24 Nov 2010 14:23:07 +0000 http://tungstenringblog.net/?p=51#comment-3950 This site was a great find! We are currently shopping for wedding bands and want to get matching tungsten/carbide bands. My question is, what metal should my engagement ring be made of to go with, and not be destroyed by, the tungsten? Thanks!! This site was a great find! We are currently shopping for wedding bands and want to get matching tungsten/carbide bands. My question is, what metal should my engagement ring be made of to go with, and not be destroyed by, the tungsten?

Thanks!!

]]> By: Jeff Steele http://tungstenringblog.net/top-10-tungsten-jewelry-questions/comment-page-1/#comment-989 Jeff Steele Sun, 20 Jun 2010 01:01:20 +0000 http://tungstenringblog.net/?p=51#comment-989 I bought matching tungsten rings as a 3rd anniversary gift several years ago. The rings have been beautiful, shiny and indestructible until now - one of them was exposed to something (we think bleach) and is now tarnished. The local jeweler says that he cannot buff it out. Do we have any options for repairing this ring? I can provide photos of the two and it is clear that one of them has had its finish clouded by something. Thanks for any help and direction that you can provide. Jeff I bought matching tungsten rings as a 3rd anniversary gift several years ago. The rings have been beautiful, shiny and indestructible until now – one of them was exposed to something (we think bleach) and is now tarnished. The local jeweler says that he cannot buff it out.

Do we have any options for repairing this ring? I can provide photos of the two and it is clear that one of them has had its finish clouded by something.

Thanks for any help and direction that you can provide.

Jeff

]]> By: Marisa http://tungstenringblog.net/top-10-tungsten-jewelry-questions/comment-page-1/#comment-708 Marisa Tue, 18 May 2010 18:20:24 +0000 http://tungstenringblog.net/?p=51#comment-708 Can a "brushed" tungsten carbide ring be scratched? Can a “brushed” tungsten carbide ring be scratched?

]]> By: maxrockwell http://tungstenringblog.net/top-10-tungsten-jewelry-questions/comment-page-1/#comment-3 maxrockwell Tue, 15 Sep 2009 01:46:29 +0000 http://tungstenringblog.net/?p=51#comment-3 Rick while you make a very good point that neither tungsten nor titanium can be resized you fail to mention the fact that once a platinum, palladium, or gold ring is resized it then becomes much weaker. Also the overall durability of rings like tungsten and titanium far outweigh that of traditional metals. <br><br>Also what you fail to mentionthat any reputable ring company will offer a lifetime warranty on tungsten and titanium rings. With the warranty there is never a need to have the ring resized. If you find the ring is too large or too small simply exchange it for another size. I rarely, if ever see a lifetime warranty on traditional metals. Rick while you make a very good point that neither tungsten nor titanium can be resized you fail to mention the fact that once a platinum, palladium, or gold ring is resized it then becomes much weaker. Also the overall durability of rings like tungsten and titanium far outweigh that of traditional metals.

Also what you fail to mentionthat any reputable ring company will offer a lifetime warranty on tungsten and titanium rings. With the warranty there is never a need to have the ring resized. If you find the ring is too large or too small simply exchange it for another size. I rarely, if ever see a lifetime warranty on traditional metals.

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