Men's Crushed Fire Opal Tungsten Wedding Ring with Double Hawaii Koa Wood Inlay-8mm

jqueenjewelry.com Abalone Shell & Opal Collection

This collection features blue/green-yellow/marine/carmine red/lavender purple opal and abalone shell inlaid into the ring surface, which absolutely a handicraft.This ring is for couples seeking a wedding band that's tasteful, unique, and timeless. The combination of abalone shell and blue opal creates a unique, undeniable presence when being worn - it looks even better in person. The chaste purity and unique composition means no two rings will be alike! Some of the color profiles & hues of abalone will differ slightly from the image, Because the abalone shell is nature. The ring feels great on the finger & is perfect for daily use. If you're going to wear a ring daily, why not choose one that stands out as powerful and exclusive to you?

Tungsten Ring Advantages

1.Tungsten rings are heavier than other metal rings due to its density.
2.They never scratch. You can file away at it, and it will stay polished forever.
3.You can't beat its shine and polish.
4.It's hypoallergenic so if you have any allergies, it won't happen with tungsten.

Abalone Shell from the depths of the Atlantic

The abalone shell is rich in color, especially the abalone shell of the Atlantic Ocean. More and more jewellery brands are now decorating abalone shells as an important popular element on their products. Because the inner lining of the abalone shells is nacre. It is through which pearls get made. Lining comprises of colorful swirls and whorls in different colors varying from green, blue, shades of purple, pink and red. It is the shifting scintillating colors in light and the shimmering characteristics that make them special.

Popular Opal

Opal, also known as the “Australian Gem”, is mainly native to Australia. Brilliant and colorful, it is the most beautiful gem in the world. It is the wish of many people to have an Australian gemstone jewelry. This gemstone with a special color change effect had been famous in ancient Greece and Rome. In mythology, it is the tears of Zeus. In the unofficial history, it was set on the ring that Anthony sent to Cleopatra.