Men's rings in steel, tungsten, titanium, Damascus steel and 925 silver. Sizes 6 to 13, priced without the markup.
Common questions
What ring size am I?
Measure a ring you already wear, or have a jeweller size you. Ours run US 6 to US 13. If you are between sizes, go up. A ring that will not pass the knuckle is no use. How to measure at home, or go straight to the ring size chart.
Can these rings be resized?
No. Steel, tungsten and titanium cannot be cut and rejoined the way gold can, so none of these can be resized. Order the size you know, and exchange it if it lands wrong.
Steel, tungsten, titanium or silver?
Steel is the all-rounder and the widest choice here. Tungsten is the heaviest and the hardest to scratch, so it suits anyone rough on their hands. Titanium is the lightest, and you stop noticing it within a day. Sterling silver is the one precious metal in the range, rhodium plated for a brighter mirror finish and to slow the tarnishing silver is known for.
Can I wear these rings in the shower?
Yes. Steel, tungsten and titanium are all waterproof, so showers, the sea and the gym are fine. More on water and metal here.
Will these turn my skin green?
No. Green marks come from copper, and there is none in 316L stainless steel, tungsten, titanium or Damascus steel. The one sterling silver band is rhodium plated, so the alloy underneath never sits against your skin. More on why cheap jewellery stains here.
Which is best for a wedding ring?
Tungsten, for most people. It resists scratching better than anything else here and holds a finish through daily work. The full range is in wedding bands.