Forever Metals a leading Tungsten ring retailer, launches their new collection of wide width Tungsten Carbide rings to the public. The wide width rings is a unique line featuring many new wedding bands and fashion ring styles. Forever Metals is one of the few companies in the industry to manufacture this wider width collection. One customer commented "I have been looking for a wide, masculine band to use as my wedding band for the past year. I found Forever Metals and customized a 16mm tungsten band to my specifications. I receive so many compliments!”
Currently featuring a large selection of tungsten ring styles, the wide width options will be added to each ring style. Many wide width rings will be in stock, however for those that are not customization will be available. The sudden urge to create such a wide width came from years of customer inquiries and feedback. Forever Metals is confident that customer response to the new ring styles will be great and bring in new business.
There are many benefits to choosing a tungsten carbide ring for both men and women. Tungsten reaches close to a 9.0 on the Moh’s hardness scale. This places the metal hardness right below a diamond. Tungsten is a virtually scratch resistant metal that with increased popularity came large variety of style options. Tungsten carbide is the one metal that will live up the company name as a “forever” metal. Gary Camphausen, owner of Forever Metals, LLC believes that the combination of great customer service, a quality product and a large collection of rings will create a positive online shopping experience for all.
Forever Metals encourages shoppers to buy with confidence when choosing tungsten carbide. The metal is long lasting and comes in many different price points to accommodate almost every shopper. The large, ever growing collection of rings, will also grab virtually everyone’s attention.
For more information and to view the large collection of Tungsten Rings along with the new wide width rings, please visit http://www.forevermetals.com.
