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Steel Cubic Zirconia and Black Line Ring
Stainless Steel 8mm Cubic Zirconia and Black Line Ring - Size Z....
Stainless Steel & Carbon Gents Ring Size W
Stainless Steel Gents Ring - modern and intricate - he is going to love it!...
Stainless Steel Flat Top With Diagonal Line Ring
Stainless Steel Flat Top With Diagonal Line Ring - timeless and classic!...
Stainless Steel & Gold Plate Cubic Zirconia Ce...
Stainless Steel & Gold Plate Cubic Zirconia Centre Band Size U...
St. St & G/P CZ Diag Line Band SZ W
Stainless Steel & Gold Plate Cubic Zirconia Diagonal Line Band Ring In Size W...
St. St Black W Blue Plate Centre Ring W
Stainless Steel Black With Blue Plate Design In Centre Ring In Size W...
Tungsten Carbide Matte Bevel Edge Ring
Tungsten Carbide Matte Bevelled Edge Ring in Size U. Approximate Dimensions: 6mm Width. 'Tungsten' is derived from a Swedish phrase meaning 'heavy stone' in honour of its weight and strength. On its own tungsten is brittle but when chemically bonded with other elements it becomes 'Tungsten Carbide' which is then a metal alloy with superior strength, hardness, and durability. It rates 9 on the 'Mohs' scale of mineral hardness (with 10 being the hardest), it is 3 times harder than titanium and c...
Tungsten Carbide Matt Black Silver Line Ring
Tungsten Carbide Matt Black Silver Line Ring in Size W. Approximate Dimensions: 8mm Width. 'Tungsten' is derived from a Swedish phrase meaning 'heavy stone' in honour of its weight and strength. On its own tungsten is brittle but when chemically bonded with other elements it becomes 'Tungsten Carbide' which is then a metal alloy with superior strength, hardness, and durability. It rates 9 on the 'Mohs' scale of mineral hardness (with 10 being the hardest), it is 3 times harder than titanium and...
Tungsten Carbide Matte Black & Double Silver Lines...
Tungsten Carbide Matte Black with Double Silver Lines Ring in Size W. Approximate Dimensions: 8mm Width. 'Tungsten' is derived from a Swedish phrase meaning 'heavy stone' in honour of its weight and strength. On its own tungsten is brittle but when chemically bonded with other elements it becomes 'Tungsten Carbide' which is then a metal alloy with superior strength, hardness, and durability. It rates 9 on the 'Mohs' scale of mineral hardness (with 10 being the hardest), it is 3 times harder th...
