Prime Pristine 2mm 4mm 6mm 8mm Mens Womens Titanium Wedding Band Ring Silver/Gold/Rose Gold/Black Band Ring

So, this ring was so cheap, I felt this primal male urge to see if I could destroy it! Over the last few days, I've hit it on every hard surface I could find. Then today I scraped it on the wrought iron stair railing on our outdoor stairwell - all the way from the 4th floor to the ground! If anything would scratch it, that surely would, because the railing has rough spots and bumps all over it. When I came back in, I inspected it under a magnifying glass. And indeed there were a few very tiny, tiny scratches. I mean, you could barely see them even under a magnifying glass. But they were there. Without the magnifying glass though they weren't visible at all.The color of these rings comes from a colored iron plating. So it makes sense that the iron of my stairwell railing could scratch the iron plating. Basically, what that means is, the railing scratched the color coat, but not the actual tungsten carbide material - as that is much harder than iron.I guess if I gave it this same harsh treatment for several months you might begin to see a few visible scratches. But under normal wear and tear where you're not purposely trying to destroy the thing, I think it would fare very well. I would estimate it would be several years before you'd begin to see any visible scratches on it, if you actually try to take care of it.While tungsten carbide is extremely hard, it's also brittle. So I threw it on the floor a few times just to see what would happen. Nothing happened (which following my primal urges was a bit disappointing). But I wouldn't advise doing this too much.By the way, it looks great although it is a lot shinier than gold, so don't think anyone will be fooled by what you're wearing. But who cares what they think anyway!Oh and by the way, their sizing was absolutely perfect.

On moving day, I set my wedding ring down while moving a bed. After returning to the room it was nowhere to be found. I went to a few of the more popular jewelers in search of another similar one to my original, but none stood out. Luckily, I ran across this Tungsten Carbide 4MM wedding band. Upon receipt, I can say that it's shinier in person than the pictures show. I do a lot of hands on work for a living and it has held up great. I've owned it for a month and don't see a single scratch on it. This material is known for taking a beating and not showing it.The reason I rated it 4 starts instead of 5 is that it doesn't feel like it's a comfort fit band. My last ring, which was more than 50 times the price, was a comfort band and at times, I forgot that I was wearing it. This one is not uncomfortable, but it does feel relieving to take it off from time to time. That being said, I can't tell the difference between this ring and another one found in the jeweler store. Well, the only difference I can see is this ring's amazingly low price. If my ring doesn't show up in another box over the next few months, I'll purchase another permanent one. But I'll be hanging onto this one just in case my new one grows legs!

I ordered this as a replacement for my original, since I can no longer wear it yet wanted to "show" that I was married. It is far more comfortable than the substitute ring I had been wearing and looks more like my original ring. It may be a little "brassy" when first put on, but if you wear it all the time as I do, it will begin to lose some of the brassiness. I have not had this ring long, just about a week, so I can not speak about its durability. However, my husband is happy that my ring more closely matches his, it is comfortable to wear, and it does what it's supposed to, so I'm happy.I am updating my review, changing it from a 4-star to 3-star, because I have now had the ring for about a month and a half and have stopped wearing it all the time (a week or 2 ago) because of the damage to the finish that was taking place. Presumably, it was not designed to withstand the daily business of washing dishes, doing laundry, and other household chores. It still does what I need it to do, but I cannot wear it all the time as I could my original wedding ring. Perhaps that is to be expected, but some reviews I read on this or similar rings led me to believe that it would hold up fine with constant, regular wear. It looks alright as long as you don't look at it closely. I just need to remember to put it on and take it off when I'm not doing household chores.

Nice, comfortable, and seems pretty sturdy. I notice a lot of reviewers are buying it for an ace ring, and if that's your purpose, it's not a bad ring. It's small and slim (2MM), so you can wear it to school or work or anywhere else and not worry about dress codes or it being too flashy (my workplace is pretty strict about what jewelry we can and cannot wear). For that, it definitely works for its purpose. If you're looking for a true wedding ring, or a more flashy ring, however, this one probably isn't it unless you're stacking. It'd be a great stacking ring, but as other reviewers have noted, it's just a tiny, semi-reflective black ring. There isn't much substance to it, so it's probably not going to impress anyone by itself.I've had mine several months now, and haven't managed to break it (though I do misplace it from time to time because it almost looks like one of my earrings XD). I personally love it, and haven't taken it off since purchase. It's survived me, some minor chemicals at work, and constant washing by water, so I'd say it's pretty hardy and more than worth what I paid.