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8mm Vitalium Brushed Bevel Edge Ring 8mm Vitalium Ring, Classic Dome Satin Finish
Our Price: $295.00
Our Price: $295.00
A classic and beautiful example of a vitalium ring. Vitalium rings are the new standard for quality and will usher in a new era for mens wedding bands. Vitalium rings will never oxidize, can be easily removed, and are brilliantly white. They are also 2x as hard as cobalt rings. A classic 8mm Vitalium band and beautiful example of a vitalium ring. Vitalium rings are the new standard for quality and will usher in a new era for mens wedding bands. Vitalium rings will never oxidize, can be easily removed, and are brilliantly white. They are also 2x as hard as cobalt rings.
   
 
Vitalium wedding bands are the new industry standard for quality. Vitalium rings are safer and harder than cobalt, while remaining whiter and more durable than tungsten carbide. What does this mean for you? That your vitalium wedding band is brilliantly white, and can safely be removed in seconds. Vitalium rings are 2x harder than cobalt, 3x harder than titanium, 6x harder than platinum, 7x harder than gold, and 9 times harder than silver rings.

What are more advantages to Vitalium over cobalt and tungsten wedding rings? Perhaps the biggest one is in the safety factor. Cobalt rings can only be removed using a high speed cutting disc or wheel that creates a tremendous amount of heat. This puts the wearer of the ring in likely more pain than already in, and for long periods of time. Vitalium Rings, not cobalt chrome, can be removed with a ring cracker.

Vitalium is a patent pending composition material that is brilliant and bright white. It has a rating between 56-62 on the Rockwell Hardness Scale. Both Vitalium Rings and Tungsten Wedding Bands are hard to scratch. Though Vitalium is not as hard as tungsten, it's not as susceptible to breakage.