SIZE - If you do not know your ring size, simply get a piece of cotton or string and wrap around your finger at the place where you will wear your ring. Mark the cotton or string where they meet, and measure with a ruler. This will be the circumference - we always state this measurement so you can see if the ring is the correct size or not. Make sure that this is large enough to go over your finger joint. Please note that temperatures can affect ring size - it can be useful to measure when you finger is both warm and cold and take an average.

TUNGSTEN CARBIDE - Tungsten carbide is three times stiffer than steel, denser than both steel and titanium and heavier.  It is an extremely hard material - on the Mohs Scale it is 8.5 to 9. When you consider diamond is 10, you can see just how hard it is! Due to this it cannot be resized. Unlike steel and titanium, it is considered scratch free and is gaining much popularity in its use in rings. However whilst it wont scratch, it will shatter - drop it on a hard surface such as tiles or concrete and it can shatter into small pieces. And being so hard, in emergency tungsten carbide rings cannot be cut off in the normal way - they have to be cracked off with tools such as mole grips.