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5 Tips How To Choose Men's Wedding Rings | Rings.org.uk
by Kate Fisher
#1 – The best metal for men’s wedding rings
Gold wedding rings are perhaps the most traditional metal however white gold wedding rings, silver wedding rings and new metals such as titanium wedding rings, platinum wedding rings and tungsten wedding rings are stylish choices for men.
Titanium wedding rings are known for containing the world’s toughest metal, three times the strength of steel, lightweight and hypoallergenic . The white metal platinum is heavier than gold, more expensive and retains its colour without treatment. Tungsten wedding rings are grey-white in colour similar to white gold and titanium however are highly scratch resistant and contain a permanent polish giving tungsten wedding rings a bright, shiny appearance.
Note: When choosing titanium wedding rings and tungsten wedding rings, ensure they are sized correctly as once made they are unable to be re-soldered.
If you’re looking for a more unusual Man’s wedding ring, then take a look at this Gold Weave Ring for the groom. Three strands of 9ct gold, depicting the past, the present and the future, are woven together in a plait to form this perfect 7-8mm wide men’s wedding ring.
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If you’re looking for a more unusual Man’s wedding ring, then take a look at this Gold Weave Ring for the groom. Three strands of 9ct gold, depicting the past, the present and the future, are woven together in a plait to form this perfect 7-8mm wide men’s wedding ring.