Gold Celtic Dragon Tungsten Ring (4mm wide)

****** ENGRAVING SERVICE ******

We don’t engrave your ring straight away, we ensure the perfect fit first.

How it works:

1. Add the engraving service to your ring order, choose your font and fill in the engraving text box.
2. Receive your ring and try on to ensure a perfect fit – no exchanges after engraving.
3. Return for engraving using your printed return label and completed engraving form.
4. Send back the correctly sized ring within 28 days from purchase and we’ll engrave and return it to you.
5. We’ll send you a tracking number and you wait for it to arrive at your door. Enjoy your ring.

Once engraved, your ring is not eligible for exchanges or returns.

This listing is for one 4mm wide ring.

A hard-wearing and unique tungsten ring available in 6mm and 8mm widths and a full range of sizes. A silver tungsten ring is inlaid with a continuous gold Celtic dragon design and coated with a clear hard-wearing resin.

Also, available in a 6mm wide band, and 8mm wide band perfect for matching rings.

Other finishes are available as separate listings. See all our Tungsten rings.

• Select ring size when ordering – UK and US sizes are listed
• See ring size chart if unsure
• Buyer responsible for postage if exchange in size required
• Comes Gift boxed
• Optional Wooden Ring Box available to buy
• Ships direct from Edinburgh, Scotland
• Supports a small artisan business

Tungsten carbide is an inorganic chemical compound (a carbide), containing equal parts of tungsten and carbon atoms. Tungsten carbide is approximately three times stiffer than steel, 10 times harder than 18k gold, and much denser than titanium. Tungsten is comparable with sapphires in hardness, can only be polished and finished with abrasives of superior hardness such as diamond, and is therefore highly resistant to scratching.

The ancient Celts viewed life as an eternal journey, believing in continual reincarnation until spiritual fulfilment was achieved. Elaborate interlacing of one single line, with no beginning and no end, forms the knot work believed to represent the Celts’ fundamental belief in spiritual eternity.

We are very happy to exchange, however, POSTAL COST FOR EXCHANGE is the buyer’s responsibility. For accurate results, we recommend going to a local jeweller to ask for a fitting. As these bands are wider you can consider going up a half size.