Joseph Mccoy
I hate wearing rings (another reviewer somewhere phrased it as feeling as if her fingers were being "choked." That's it exactly). So when my partner and I decided to tie the knot, the discussion of rings came up and I was resistant. However, the last time I shopped for a ring, sterling silver was about the only game in town. This time around titanium was mentioned, and while I liked the description of its very light weight, I was turned off by the complaints everywhere of how easily it scratches.I reluctantly turned to tungsten, which supposedly didn't scratch but was also very heavy. We decided on this ring due to several reviewers claiming they forgot they were even wearing it.They arrived yesterday and so far I'm pretty happy. My partner's had to be sent back for being too big, but mine fits fine and I'd say "true to size" based on the jeweler's ring sizer I bought off eBay many years ago (sort of an odd tool for someone who hates wearing rings to have, no?) I love the "comfort fit," which my old silver ring certainly didn't have -- this means a nice rounded edge that feels super smooth going on and off. And whereas I won't go so far as to say "I forget I'm even wearing it," the weight is there but it's not objectionable. I typed all day yesterday and it didn't slow me down. I imagine over time I will eventually stop noticing it altogether.Some differences from Amazon's photo: Good: It doesn't actually say "white tungsten carbide" inside, which leaves more room for engraving. (UPDATE: The other night I was examining it under a very bright light looking for blemishes (still none). But I was very astonished to see it DOES have this inscription, but so tiny and faint it's easily missed.) Bad: It's not the soft satiny color pictured on my monitor, but rather the more bluish whitish bright color seen on most wedding rings (see photo).It's still very pretty though, and feels nice and solid, not cheap at all. I've got big chunky fingers and usually wear men's sizes, but the 4mm seems perfect and I can't imagine anything larger. I also can't imagine why anyone would spend hundreds on a ring when this option is available. I'll update with regards to wear and tear, but so far it seems to be very nice quality for the price.UPDATE: It's been a few weeks, and I couldn't be happier I chose tungsten. I can still feel I'm wearing it, but it's not annoying. I've been pretty merciless -- I've scraped it on concrete (accidentally), banged it on glass, even changed some oxygen tanks last night at work (lots of metal-on-metal action). It's still as flawless, spotless and shiny as the day it arrived. No signs of tarnishing either, which is more than I can say for the sterling silver. I feel certain a titanium ring would be scratched all to heck by now and look horrible. This is the much better choice.

Ryan Pratt
I'm not really sure if this is the kind of review that they want, but my daughter is 7 and learning the elements. She needed to report to her class about tungsten, so she asked me about it. I told her it was one of the hardest and densest metals, and she wanted to see some. We got on amazon and searched for it, and the ring popped up. I had heard in the past never to buy one because if it got crushed on your finger the doctor had to cut your finger off (total lie). She wanted me to get the ring, and it was super cheap, price not quality. It arrived very quickly and was much nicer than I thought it could possibly be. Only complaint was it seemed a little on the large side. Well, my daughter took it to school and got an "A" on her presentation. All the little kids took turns dropping and throwing the ring on the ground. Somehow it didn't get lost, but nearly just as amazing it came back without a scratch or dent. It still has a perfect mirrored finish. Back to it being larger than my other 11.5's. Turns out it must change in size more than my other rings based on temp. After putting it on for about an hour it seemed to magically adjust to the right size. Same thing happens when I take it off overnight and leave it on my granite countertop. It takes an hour to heat up on my hand and it swells up and fits perfectly. It's just an amazing ring for the value! Coworkers of mine saw it and thought it was white gold because of how heavy it is, and their jaws dropped when I tossed it on the concrete. They were equally amazed when they saw the mark on the concrete and not a mark on the ring. I don't write reviews, but I thought this one disserved a big thumbs up. Still not sure if this is the review they were hoping for, but if a bunch of 7 year olds and a bunch of 40 something men can't scratch it and all think it's pretty cool they have something going for them! Thanks

Molly Delgado
I bought this ring as a replacement for my husband wedding ring. It’s very shiny and sturdy. Great quality for the price.

Carolyn Barry
I actually just replaced the one I bought many years ago and lost (thanks Amazon order history!). Exact same ring. I like the heavy solid feel of this ring and the satisfying thunk it makes when I drop it on the counter. The rounded edges give it a very LOTR kind of look, and it's very comfortable. The size 11 fits my size 11 finger perfectly.