Women's Tungsten Wedding Rings

Yes, tungsten rings are incredibly durable. Tungsten carbide is one of the hardest metals used in jewellery, making it highly resistant to scratches and everyday wear. Unlike gold or silver, tungsten doesn't lose its polish quickly. This is why tungsten bands are a popular choice at Temple and Grace, for men's wedding rings and everyday wear.

Tungsten is very strong, but it's also brittle compared to softer metals. Instead of bending like gold, tungsten can crack or shatter if it suffers a hard impact (for example, being dropped on concrete). While this sounds worrying, many people actually prefer this property because it means the ring won't bend and trap your finger during an accident.

Unfortunately, tungsten rings cannot be resized because the metal is too hard to cut and reshape. If you ever need a different size, you will need to buy another ring. That's why it's important to measure your ring size carefully before purchasing a tungsten wedding band. At Temple & Grace jewellers, we take accurate finger size measurements for you to have a comfortable ring for daily wear.

Yes, tungsten rings are completely safe. In case of an emergency, hospitals have special tools that can break the ring safely without harming your finger. Many men choose tungsten wedding bands for their strength, modern style, and long-lasting shine.

High-quality tungsten carbide rings will not tarnish, rust, or lose their colour. The only exception is if a ring is made with cobalt binder (a cheaper manufacturing method), which can cause discoloration. Premium tungsten rings use nickel binder, which is hypoallergenic and maintains its colour for life.

Yes, tungsten rings are slightly heavier than gold, titanium, or stainless steel. Many people like this weight because it feels solid and luxurious. If you prefer a lightweight ring, titanium is a better option. But for a bold, premium feel, tungsten wedding rings are ideal.

Tungsten wedding bands are affordable but depending on the other metals or materials that they are amalgamated or combined with, they can be expensive. At Temple and Grace, we have a premium collection of Tungsten men's and women's rings and they range from $300 to $1200, depending on design, inlays (such as wood, carbon fibre, or gold), and brand. Compared to gold or platinum rings, tungsten offers excellent value without sacrificing style.

Most tungsten rings are hypoallergenic when made with a nickel binder. These are safe for people with sensitive skin. However, cheaper cobalt-binder rings may cause irritation. This is why we stock only the most premium Tungsten rings at Temple and Grace.

It depends on what you're looking for. Gold is timeless, softer, and can be resized, but it scratches easily and costs much more. Tungsten carbide is far more durable, scratch-resistant, and affordable, but it can't be resized. Many men prefer tungsten for everyday wear, while others choose gold for tradition and to pass on for generations.