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Hi. I prefer wedding band for their simplicity and elegance over non-wedding band designs. So I wear not to signify marriage. I’ve owned many similar in slightly different designs. The one on this pic I’ve owned for 5 years and bought for $7, it’s still $7 on EBay. Look it up. Just make sure you look for carbide tungsten, that has a stronger strength. //@anonymous: I am curious about how many times you got married since "you've been buying $7 wedding band for years"? If you kept buying new ones over those years, how would you know "they never scratch"? Is this kept buying $7 wedding band thing the reason you got divorced? //@username: I bought a tungsten carbide wedding band, that looks nicer than this for $7 on eBay. I’ve been buying for that price for years and they never scratch or look like they age. They ate beautiful.

Lol. That's why God gave you 10 fingers. Plenty of spares. //@anonymous: The downside to tungsten carbide is if you end up in the emergency room and the hospital has to cut them off your hand. Unlike gold or platnium, these things don't cut off easily. You could be risking losing one of your fingers. This isn't a high probability risk, but it's something to consider.

agree as well, but mine is titanium instead of tungsten. it's similar in price, lighter, and less brittle, but scratches more easily (which I don't mind). //@Anonymous: I agree with $7 man. Same here. My children like to play with them and they get lost. I’ve lost one and they’ve lost a few. I’ve found a couple and its no big deal if lost again. They maintain new appearance, dont look any different than white gold, feel heavy enough, and to an untrained eye can be identified as something much more expensive.

The downside to tungsten carbide is if you end up in the emergency room and the hospital has to cut them off your hand. Unlike gold or platnium, these things don't cut off easily. You could be risking losing one of your fingers. This isn't a high probability risk, but it's something to consider.

I agree with $7 man. Same here. My children like to play with them and they get lost. I’ve lost one and they’ve lost a few. I’ve found a couple and its no big deal if lost again. They maintain new appearance, dont look any different than white gold, feel heavy enough, and to an untrained eye can be identified as something much more expensive. //@anonymous: I am curious about how many times you got married since "you've been buying $7 wedding band for years"? If you kept buying new ones over those years, how would you know "they never scratch"? Is this kept buying $7 wedding band thing the reason you got divorced? //@username: I bought a tungsten carbide wedding band, that looks nicer than this for $7 on eBay. I’ve been buying for that price for years and they never scratch or look like they age. They ate beautiful.

I am curious about how many times you got married since "you've been buying $7 wedding band for years"? If you kept buying new ones over those years, how would you know "they never scratch"? Is this kept buying $7 wedding band thing the reason you got divorced? //@username: I bought a tungsten carbide wedding band, that looks nicer than this for $7 on eBay. I’ve been buying for that price for years and they never scratch or look like they age. They ate beautiful.

I bought a tungsten carbide wedding band, that looks nicer than this for $7 on eBay. I’ve been buying for that price for years and they never scratch or look like they age. They ate beautiful.