Michael Mason
Unfortunately the stone fell out and now the ring has cracked. This was my husband's wedding ring, so very sad.......

Melissa Davis
I really wanted to love this ring. I knew that the stone was small, even the larger version of it. I don't know why there's a huge price difference between the two sizes since amethyst isn't a terribly expensive stone. However, it's smaller than I expected, even though I ordered the larger version.I measured my finger and talked to the seller about the best size I should get. Using the information I gave them, they recommended a size. If there was too be an issue, the seller told me that they would be able to work with me to solve it. Unfortunately, the ring was too big. I should've known better than to engrave it. Now, the seller is willing to give a refund with a 35% restocking fee, that is, I'm paying for them to take it back. I'm unhappy with this but I guess that's my fault for being an impulsive buyer.Important points:-Before ordering, be ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN about your size. Tungsten carbide is virtually not resizeable, so jewelers won't be able to resize it. Since the seller will charge you a restocking fee, you'll be better off to be certain of the correct size.-It has a great weight to it. It's not too heavy but it's not light.-The metal work is nice. No elaborate designs but a very nice, polished finish.-The engraving feels jutted out. It's not a "deep" engraving, but it looks nice.Overall, a nice, simplistic ring. I wish I could love it.