King Will8mm Tungsten Carbide Rings for Men Men's Wedding Band with Carbon Fiber Inlaid Beveled Polished

Have purchased twice as gifts! Very sturdy and pretty looking, comes in a nice box as well

No tarnis. Comfortable. True to size.

The picture is over-magnified, but not undersold.(The reality of this ring in comparison to the picture is very different.)1. The blue bands are impossible to see all of at one time, unless in the brightest possible conditions. (The cancer causing kind of luminosity.) Although, what you can see are what look like pieces of square glitter that follow the light. It's actually a cool effect in such a small application.2. Each of the two silvery strands are about the width of three human hairs of very shiny metal; so they are noticeable, but small.3. The carbon fiber strands have their own color though, but not in a bad way, just different. Let me explain. The carbon fiber in my bracelet from years ago has a silvery-grey shimmer roll across the woven strands of fiber, (maybe) because of the silver background my bracelet has for the inlay. That said, this ring has an ever-so-slightly amber shimmer to it in comparison.4. There is a crazy optical illusion happening when you first look at the ring... and you could possibly be tempted like me to "peel" the protective film off the surface. I assure you, there is no protective layer, at least not the kind I was half-expecting. lol. So, my point is that there is a depth perception issue when inspecting the ring close up, and5. The carbon fiber appears to be set in deep, but I'm not sure how many polishes it would take to start showing fibers.6. The super smooth glass-like finish smudges easily, and it does affect attractiveness; which, in turn, causes me to rub it on my clothing to like I do my cell phone. Also like my cell phone, I can imagine scratches showing up very soon.I just got this ring today, and I am completely satisfied. If this ring was sitting in a typical jewelry shop next to other rings with $1,000 price tags, an unsuspecting person would not be able to see a difference in quality and pay substantially more than this. The tungsten has the same weight and feel you would expect from expensive rings, without the fuss of price<--Vs-->getting-banged-up. And the carbon fiber part has its limitations, for sure, but the price point counters any problems there. I have an older stainless steel bracelet with carbon fiber from Kay's 4 years ago is now beat up, chipped, scratched, gouged, and banged up, but the carbon fiber is still shimmering. So expect that the carbon fiber area to receive some major damage, but it ends up looking rugged instead of elegant. Honestly, I am surprised how professional they laid the carbon fiber into the ring.I fully endorse this ring, but I can't attest to the durability or longevity of the carbon fiber inlay. Really, it's at a price I might be purchasing a few just to have multiple sizes around just in case my ring size changes or one gets too scratched up.

My husband wears it for a wedding band. He's had it 3 years and it still looks great!

Worn it over a year, still looks like new. And I'm a car body and paint tech, lots of chemicals have been spilt on it and hasn't effected it.

I love this ring. It's absolutely stunning but he's been wearing it for a week and its already scratching. He doesn't do anything hard core.... so there's no reason for it to be scratching. It's lovely but im disappointed

I cannot emphasize enough the phenomenal quality of this ring. I got married last fall and the wedding band that I had been using was causing issues with my finger and skin. So I took it off and have had it off for over 6 months. I did this for so long because I knew that getting a replacement was going to be somewhat costly, and having a family of 6 the money is often better needed elsewhere. Anyways, my wife and I finally decide its time to find a replacement for me so we went ring shopping. We stopped by Kay Jewelers in our local mall and began to explore our options. This exact ring, same size, shape weight, feel, the way the carbon fiber is inlay-ed in the metal. The only difference between the two was the name stamped on the inside of the ring. Kay Jewelers price tag..... a whopping $355 before tax. I purchased this ring in hopes that it might hopefully come close to the quality of the ring I saw in the jewelry store, and I was not disappointed they are Identical.The carbon fiber inlay appears to be woven and gives off a slight shimmer when you rotate the ring adding a pleasant 3-d quality to it. The beveled edges and the comfort fit make for a very natural feel on your finger. It is easy to put on and take off and the sizing I ordered came and was spot on.I will definitely be looking at product from this company for some time to come because they have shown that they produce very fine quality goods at a low and fair cost to the consumer.

Highly Recommend Ordering Some more Now Since Only Two King Rings Remain. Thank you kindly for the solid product.