Tungsten Wedding Bands

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A couple of months ago, my husband's ring had to be resized and mine had to undergo some intense cleaning. The entire process was gonna take more than two weeks and we weren't used to not wearing our rings. Hence, I decided to get us temporary ones. This is when I discovered about Tungsten wedding bands. Tungsten is the hardest metal next to diamonds making it an ideal wedding band because it definitely doesn't tarnish, it has a very soft surface, plus it's quite affordable. So for those of you who are looking for alternative wedding rings that's more affordable but of high quality, this might be your best option.

prlog.org

"The word Tungsten in Swedish and Danish means "heavy stone." The current name for the element is Wolfram and was founded by Peter Woulfe in 1779 who examined wolframite. Tungsten carbide is the only rare and exotic metal that can promise permanence in polish and finish that will endure until the end of time. What is the hardest metal in the world? Gold? Silver? No. It’s tungsten! Tungsten is the hardest metal in the world only to diamond. Diamond is the symbol of forever love for its everlasting finish which is like the true love that will not be eclipsed by time. Now, I will tell you another symbol of true love, that is, tungsten carbide ring. Sturdy, corrosion resistant, anti-tarnishing, everlasting is the specialist feature of tungsten." --prlog.org 

Here are more rebellious Tungsten wedding bands I've found over the web:

If you are looking into buying Tungsten rings from Manila, the most accessible place would be in any Silverworks branch. They have a Tungsten Chemistry line and each ring can range from P1,500 - P4,000 depending on the style.

Tungsten Chemisty Collection by Silverworks

If you find that styles are too limiting locally, your safest bet in buying online would be Amazon. Have a friend/relative ship it for you.

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