Measure the inside edge-to-edge of a ring you already own for the most accurate result. For wider bands (8mm+), sizing up is usually the safer choice.
Ring Sizing FAQ
We recommend sizing up. A ring that's slightly loose is more comfortable than one that's too tight, especially for wider tungsten bands.
Yes — fingers can swell slightly in heat and shrink in cold. Measure at room temperature, ideally in the evening when fingers tend to be at their largest.
Yes — wider bands (8mm and up) tend to fit more snugly than narrower ones at the same listed size. If you're between sizes and ordering a wide band, size up.
Yes — your first size exchange is free within 30 days of delivery. You cover the cost of shipping your ring back to us, and we cover the cost of shipping your correct size back to you. See our Free Size Exchange Policy for full details.
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A women's gold-tone tungsten carbide ring with a domed, polished finish, available in 2mm and 4mm widths. The slim profile keeps the design delicate and understated, suited to a wedding band, a stacking piece, or everyday wear.
A Delicate Width With a Warm Finish
At 2mm and 4mm, this design sits among the slimmest widths we offer, and the gold tone is set into the tungsten carbide itself rather than a thin plating, so it holds its warm color through years of daily wear without fading or wearing through. The domed, polished surface keeps the narrow band from looking flat.
A Fitting Choice for Stacking or Everyday Wear
Because the band is so slim, it works well stacked alongside other rings or worn on its own as a quiet, everyday piece, without the added weight of a wider band.
Specifications
Width: 2mm or 4mm
Material: Tungsten carbide
Color: Gold
Profile: Domed, polished
Style: Women's
Warranty: Lifetime Limited
Resizing: Not resizable — free first size exchange included
No vague "premium materials" claims. Here's exactly what makes up every TungstenNation ring, layer by layer.
1
Tungsten Carbide Core
The structural body of the ring. This is where the hardness comes from — rated 8.5–9 on the Mohs scale, which is why it resists scratches that dull softer metals over time.
2
The Binder
Pure tungsten is too brittle for jewelry, so it's fused with a binder metal to hold the structure together. We disclose which binder is used in every listing — nickel or cobalt — instead of leaving it out.
3
Surface Finish
Color and texture (brushed, polished, matte) are set into the surface during manufacturing, not sprayed or plated on top — so it doesn't chip or fade with daily wear.
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