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Lord of the Rings Tungsten One Ring Elvish
This gold plated laser engraved tungsten ring features the engraving made wildly popular in The Lord of the Rings. The ring is a replica of the One Ring with precise laser engraving, which brings out the magnificent elvish inscription.

The elvish inscription reads:
"One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them" on the outside of the band.
"One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them. " on the inside of the band.

Tungsten Carbide Ring Manufacturing
Tungsten rings are composed of a metal alloy, tungsten carbide. The alloy allows for maximum hardness and rigidity without sacrificing tensile strength. Each tungsten carbide ring is cut and polished with diamond tools. Tungsten rings are not sizable by ordinary jewelers' tools, the metal is to hard. Most tungsten metal powder is converted to tungsten carbide (WC) by reaction with pure carbon powder, e. G. Carbon black, at **0 - ***0° C in pusher or batch furnaces, a process called carburization.

Tungsten is extremely hard and dense. Combined with carbon and other elements, it becomes tungsten carbide, which registers between 8.9 - 9.1 on the Mohs hardness scale. It's roughly *0 times harder than *8k gold and four times harder than titanium and is equal to a natural sapphire's hardness. In addition to its design and high Polish, part of its attraction to consumers is its technical nature.

Tungsten carbide hardness has an assuring long lasting beauty. Permanently polished tungsten rings take a brilliant high Polish and resist scratching longer than any metal ever offered to the public. Tungsten rings will never bend out of shape.

Tungsten jewelry is very hard and in comparison, titanium, a very hard metal, is about 6.5 on Moh's scale. Gold, silver, and platinum range from 2 to 4 on the scale. Sand ranks up there at 7 and your teeth, depending on your diet, range right around 4. The Mohs scale is more or less a "scratch test" so you can see why Tungsten is such a durable ring. Have some fun with them by trying to scratch them with a metal file. Titanium ring manufacturing companies routinely cut out their titanium rings using tungsten carbide cutting tools. There are just no rings that can compete with tungsten's durability.

Tungsten does not gain its extreme hardness until it is combined with a carbon alloy, transferring it into tungsten carbide (WC). Tungsten carbide is virtually indestructible, and has been widely used for decades in industrial applications such as cutting tools, mining machinery, and rocket engine nozzles. The unique formula of our tungsten carbide allows Forever Metals rings to be both visually stunning and durable enough for every day use. You are no longer required to constantly remove and replace your ring to protect its finish.