Unique
Wedding rings & engagement rings
Made from tungsten
✓ Superior scratch resistance
✓ Suitable for all conditions
✓ Unique weight
RINGS
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TUNGSTEN RINGS
At Lyxery, we are proud to offer a wide range of tungsten rings. They range from classic, clean models to modern designs. Find refined details such as carbon fiber inlays, genuine gold and other elements.
Every ring in our range is carefully selected to reflect the best of quality and style.
We strive to create rings that go beyond being mere jewelry. Every ring is a symbol.
A ring from us should bring a feeling of joy, strength and confidence to the person who wears it.
Tungsten rings are not just an accessory; they are an expression of style and timeless elegance. With tungsten carbide, the hardest metal in the world, we guarantee that every ring keeps its shine and scratch resistance over time. Our rings are made to be as impressive as they are lasting.
Would you like an engraving or have other requests?
Tungsten engagement rings have become a popular choice for couples seeking both durability and style. Tungsten, also known as wolfram, is known for its incredible hardness and scratch resistance, which makes it an excellent material for jewelry that will be worn every day. At Lyxery by Sweden we offer an exclusive collection of tungsten engagement rings designed to combine timeless elegance with modern sophistication.
Our tungsten rings are not only beautiful but also practical. They keep their shine and original shape even with daily wear, making them a perfect symbol of eternal love. With a unique weight and feel, they represent strength and permanence, qualities many couples value in their engagement rings.
On our website you can discover a wide variety of designs, from classic and clean models to more modern and innovative styles. Our rings can be customized with details such as carbon fiber inlays or genuine gold, giving each ring a personal touch. We also offer engraving, so you can make your ring even more unique and meaningful.
For those looking for something out of the ordinary, our tungsten rings offer a perfect balance between function and aesthetics. Explore our range and find the tungsten engagement ring that best reflects your love and personal style. Welcome to Lyxery by Sweden, where quality and design are always in focus.
Frequently asked questions
LITTLE FINGER
Wearing a ring on your little finger can signal that you are married or engaged, depending on the type of ring you wear. In some cultures it also symbolizes that you belong to a certain association or organization. In general, though, a ring on the little finger is seen as a sign that you want to express your personal style and that you are confident and bold.
RING FINGER
The ring finger is the most common finger for an engagement or wedding ring, symbolizing love and marriage. But other types of rings can also be worn on the ring finger, such as a family ring or a statement ring. Wearing a ring on the ring finger can show that you are romantic and emotional.
MIDDLE FINGER
Wearing a ring on the middle finger can symbolize that you are ambitious and focused on your career. In some cultures it is also considered a sign of leadership or a strong personality. A ring on the middle finger can also show that you are confident and independent.
INDEX FINGER
The index finger is the most expressive finger to wear rings on. A ring on the index finger can show that you are confident and want to make a strong first impression. It can also be a sign of a strong personality or that you want to express your individuality. In some cultures it symbolizes that you have the right to make decisions or that you are engaged in politics.
THUMB
Wearing a ring on the thumb can symbolize that you are confident and want to express your individuality. It can also show that you are bold and independent. But it can also have a different meaning in some cultures, for example that you are married or belong to a certain social class.
Yes, we do! You'll find everything about engraving and other requests here!
Because the rings are made of tungsten, the ring itself cannot be resized, but an exchange works perfectly well!
For a product exchange, the item is sent back to us for inspection. Once we have reviewed the product and given our approval, we send out your new piece of jewelry!
- We cover all shipping to you.
- The customer pays the return shipping to us (49 SEK). Read more here!
Of course!
All our products are made from pure materials that are allergy-safe.
We use the following materials:
- Tungsten (tungsten carbide)
- 18-karat genuine gold plating
The EU has issued a nickel directive called EN 1811. Its purpose is to prevent allergies and hypersensitivity from contact with nickel. The limit for how much nickel may be released per cm² per week over a 2-year period is up to 0.5 µg/cm²/week. A margin of error of up to 0.88 µg/cm²/week is accepted. You can read more about this here.
Our jewelry is tested and the nickel release is below the limit or non-existent. That is what we call allergy-safe.
WHAT IS TUNGSTEN?
TUNGSTEN/WOLFRAM
With a melting point of 3,422°C, tungsten is known for its incredibly high temperature tolerance. It is one of the most robust materials available. Its density and hardness make it an ideal candidate for a wide range of applications, such as aerospace engineering and high-performance tools.
Tungsten is an important component in the manufacture of jewelry. Thanks to its durability and scratch resistance, tungsten rings are perfect for those who want both style and durability in their jewelry.
Our rings are made from a blend of tungsten and carbon. To bind these materials and give the ring its polished finish, we use a small amount of nickel. The material is bonded extremely tightly, which is why the nickel release from our rings is below the EU limit and counts as nickel-safe.
WHERE DOES THE NAME COME FROM?
The name Tungsten comes from the Swedish mineralogist Axel Fredrik Cronstedt and refers to the material's high density. We have chosen to keep using the name "Tungsten" because we think it suits us better. The Swedish name is actually "Volframkarbid".