White Gold vs TUNGSTEN vs Titanium vs Platinum

From left to right: White Gold, Tungsten, Titanium, Platinum

The image above shows how different metals can look after roughly one year of everyday wear. While most metals will develop noticeable scratches over time, tungsten is exceptionally resistant to scratching.

Built for Everyday Life

Tungsten is one of the hardest metals used in jewelry, making it an excellent choice for anyone with an active lifestyle. You can wear it to work, at the gym, outdoors, and throughout your everyday routine without constantly worrying about scratching or damaging your ring.

Tungsten ranks approximately 8.5–9 on the Mohs hardness scale, compared with a diamond at 10. Unlike many traditional metals, tungsten requires very little maintenance and does not need routine polishing or re-dipping to maintain its natural finish.

A Note About Colored Tungsten

Black, gold, blue, and other colored tungsten rings have a surface finish or coating that can scratch over time. While the tungsten underneath remains extremely hard and scratch-resistant, the colored exterior may show signs of wear.