This is an 8mm ring with a black background and a dark blue center line around the outside of the ring. It has kind of a Celtic design in the blue band around the outside. It is made from Tungsten so it is definately very durable. It is available in sizes 6-13 including 1/2 sizes. They have it listed as a wedding band but with the design it can work as a regular everyday band.
To start with it is made from a very strong material called Tungsten. This is not like your typical gold bands. This ring does not slowly conform to you finger from pressure and become out of round. This ring is rigid and solid so there will be no going out of round. The surfaces of the ring are polished very smooth and slide on and off your fingers very nicely. I have had no chemical reactions to this metal to skin by the way of discoloration. I have washed dishes, taken a shower, worked on the truck, and done gardening work with this ring on the entire time. The ring shows no signs of scratching, marring, or loss of its finish.
Now the design has a very nice patten across the blue band of the ring. I think it is a little thick and hides the blue a little to much. That is only my visual opinion. The design looks like a continuous Celtic design around the ring. The blue band somewhat resembles a sapphire type blue.
If you are in a profession that requires little or no jewlery, looking for a great starter ring for a childs first ring, or if you have a very active life style. This ring can surve a great purpose in safety and its ability to be so durable. I would like to thank Tungsten ring and their affiliates for sending me this ring to try out and share my opinion.
Can be found at:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B013WJVW34
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