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Married Men: How old are you (ballpark) and what color is your wedding band
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30s, light gray tungsten. Easy to maintain, don't have to worry about scratches or bending.
Legit identical to this one, albeit a bit thinner.34
tungsten ring
36, white gold. I also have a palladium version of the exact same ring for the brief period I lost my ring in our couch cushions. But I now wear the white gold one I wore the day of my wedding again and am saving the palladium one for any future bonehead moves on my part.
36.. silver colored with a darker middle part. I honestly forget what the metal is but I remember it's not tungsten. I was leaning in that direction initially but this one was a little sturdier as I recall. It fits nicely and has held up well although obviously there are some little scratches here and there. I wear it all the time (6.5 years now).
31, yellow gold
Was going to go with white gold, but the jeweler clued me in that "white gold" is usually just yellow gold with a nickel or rhodium plating. Not wanting to pay more for a ring with plating that might wear off eventually, I just went with the traditional. And you know what? I kind of like it better having a classic looking ring.
You do you OP, go for a cheaper metal if it suits you. At the end of the day, no one gives a shit what your ring is made out of. It not part of your overall "look", it's just a quick signal to others that you're not available.
Was going to go with white gold, but the jeweler clued me in that "white gold" is usually just yellow gold with a nickel or rhodium plating. Not wanting to pay more for a ring with plating that might wear off eventually, I just went with the traditional. And you know what? I kind of like it better having a classic looking ring.
You do you OP, go for a cheaper metal if it suits you. At the end of the day, no one gives a shit what your ring is made out of. It not part of your overall "look", it's just a quick signal to others that you're not available.
Black Acrylic with baby blue carbon fiber inlay. (41)
My discoveries about the alternative metal craze for men's rings -
Tungston when cold can shatter with a small shock (dropping to ground on a cold winter day for instance) - Also it's crazy difficult to cut off*
Titanium shows scratches like crazy - Black Titanium is just a coating that can come off - Also crazy difficult to cut off*
Black Acrylic doesn't scratch, (Gets lots of attention) and was only $75
*Was told by multiple medical personel if the ring is part of entrapment, they cut the finger instead of the ring.
Also note - Didn't want gold/plat, etc. Wanting something to stand out.
My discoveries about the alternative metal craze for men's rings -
Tungston when cold can shatter with a small shock (dropping to ground on a cold winter day for instance) - Also it's crazy difficult to cut off*
Titanium shows scratches like crazy - Black Titanium is just a coating that can come off - Also crazy difficult to cut off*
Black Acrylic doesn't scratch, (Gets lots of attention) and was only $75
*Was told by multiple medical personel if the ring is part of entrapment, they cut the finger instead of the ring.
Also note - Didn't want gold/plat, etc. Wanting something to stand out.
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36; I've been married a few months. The outer edge is titanium. Then there is a silver meteorite center core, and then a small inner core that is black and blue by a Japanese metal processes that I have no idea how to spell so I'm not going to bother. I love it; wife did good. All I told her was that I need meteorite.
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Is it Mokume? Ring looks dope, did you by chance get it from Jewelry by Johan?36; I've been married a few months. The outer edge is titanium. Then there is a silver meteorite center core, and then a small inner core that is black and blue by a Japanese metal processes that I have no idea how to spell so I'm not going to bother. I love it; wife did good. All I told her was that I need meteorite.
Same age as you, silver (I think tungsten). I don't really care to much but almost immediately I wished I would have went gold. It's just a more classic look.
34, silver.
There was no damn way I was paying for platinum or palladium. Didn't really want white gold as it tarnishes.
There was no damn way I was paying for platinum or palladium. Didn't really want white gold as it tarnishes.
33. It's made of rosewood (light/dark brown) with a malachite inlay (green).
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Found a link. I think my wife got it cheaper from their Etsy shop.
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Found a link. I think my wife got it cheaper from their Etsy shop.
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33. A nice silver design from David Yurman.
Degloving took one photo to scare me from ever buying hard metals.
Degloving took one photo to scare me from ever buying hard metals.
