I have now picked up my third ring from this company. Only 1 more to go to complete my set. I got one for my Father, Son, Nephew, and the last one will be for me. I like them a great deal since they are designed to take abuse because none of us are nice to any kind of jewelry. We are all active and do a lot of projects that are hands on and we are all guilty of not removing rings before we proceed.
These rings are made from surgical grade stainless steel so they do not lose their shine. This also makes it where they do not turn your finger green from a reaction of metal to skin. None of the rings have had any issues with the center band where the camo is located under any conditions. The center camo band is very nice and does not take away from the shine of the 2 stainless steel bands on both sides of it. The shine of these bands are much like that of platinum bands.
To this day the rings have been worn during showers, dishes, assembly line work, working on cars, weight lifting, or even working in the garden. They have not shown any markings from doing these activities. These rings are also a fairly thick band so they do not bend or give way like most of the other metals like gold and silver.
If you are in the market for a very nice ring for any occasion. These are a great ring to consider. They can be used for gifts as I have done, wedding bands, or an every day ring that looks nice. Especially if you like camo pattern gear. I would like to thank AntlerRings.com and affiliates for sending me this ring to try out and leave my opinion.
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