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With the increase in civil unions in the U.S. and elsewhere, there has been a broadening in what gay couples choose for a wedding ring. Many are not happy with the traditional gold wedding band with or without a diamond setting. These traditional engagement and wedding tungsten inlay rings are becoming less popular with straight couples, and, for many gays and lesbians, the traditions associated with gold and diamonds are just, well, too traditional. One of the choices many gay couples are making is to select a titanium ring band with an engraving or inlay. These are highly customizable and have more personality than a simple band.

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When looking into the world of tungsten inlay rings, it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the shear quantity of varieties and choices available. What does each category mean, what are the pluses and minuses of each, where does one even begin? This article will try to shed some light on each major category so that you can be well informed when you go to look into purchasing a tungsten ring. The Original High Polished Ring: This category holds your regular run of the mill tungsten carbide rings. Highly polished but with little else to speak of, these rings are simplistic but elegant. Many vendors offer a domed or beveled curvature to add a little excitement to the ring. A domed design gives the ring a little more depth, which many find truly desirable. Overall, you can’t go wrong with solid simplicity. Tungsten Rings With Inlays: Want to add a bit of classic style to your ring? Perhaps the inlaid ring is for you. This design has a ring of precious metal either in the center or edges of the tungsten ring.

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