Indestructable Tungsten Jewelry Rings – Myth or Reality

December 1, 2009 - 8:07 pm 25 Comments

http://www.titaniumkay.com/TungstenChallenge

This video shows the truth behind the myth advertised by many jewelers regarding tungsten carbide jewelry, especially with rings. Tungsten carbide wedding bands are scratched and hammered in this video to demonstrate the real phyical properties of tungsten rings.

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25 Responses to “Indestructable Tungsten Jewelry Rings – Myth or Reality”

  1. neogastropoda1 Says:

    the other guy is …
    the other guy is right, titanium is an element, an alloy contains two or more metals. Titanium is easier to cut than all types of stainless and most other alloy steels, it has poor impact stregnth and isnt as hard as medium carbon steel, but it has amazing tensile stregnth and weighs 5 gram per cubic mm whereas steel weighs 7.5 to 8. 5, thats its advantage other some other metals.

  2. bdragun Says:

    titanium isn’t an …
    titanium isn’t an alloy… its on the periodic table of elements… also do you realize that pure titanium is a brittle white material right?…

  3. UdallIn72 Says:

    Then it’s not …
    Then it’s not indestructible, is it?

    …And don’t call people names, especially if your point is retarded.

  4. xXxwhitetiger Says:

    you have to heat it …
    you have to heat it up dumb like all other metals

  5. taliban0king Says:

    Thats why its …
    Thats why its forged like that.

    fresh outa the mold and on ur hand

  6. smalldude55 Says:

    i love my tungsten …
    i love my tungsten ring!

  7. StaticFrictionAE Says:

    I’m tempted to find …
    I’m tempted to find a Depleted Uranium ring and send it to them….. see how that stands up to anything they could possibly do to it….

  8. ironDsteele Says:

    Ya cause I’m going …
    Ya cause I’m going to mail you a peice of jewellry so you can break it and send it back? Ur kidding right?

  9. UdallIn72 Says:

    I haven’t decided. …
    I haven’t decided. Probably.

  10. tomguelph Says:

    does that include …
    does that include melting it and making a mould?

  11. nature223 Says:

    hey dipshit… …
    hey dipshit…Titanium IS an alloy.
    true titanium is UNWORKABLE..
    ANY METAL DEFORMS UNDER LOAD,how much is dependant upon the hardness of it,it’s ductility,it’s MAILABILITY,and the modus of is elongation. Titanium is actually EASILY bent,but it becomes a VERY good spring,doesnt rust and is an excellent liner material for knives.
    read,learn,then spew from your cockholster,after you spit your brother ‘s out of your mouth

  12. UdallIn72 Says:

    If tungsten …
    If tungsten couldn’t be shaped, you couldn’t make a ring out of it!

  13. marek0086 Says:

    u idiot!…, …
    u idiot!…, Titanium is brittle!…. if titanium deforms it means its alloyed with other shit!

  14. emel60 Says:

    make knives from …
    make knives from that shit!

  15. tomguelph Says:

    actually make that …
    actually make that nothing in the universe is indestructible

  16. tomguelph Says:

    nothing in the …
    nothing in the world is indestructible

  17. nature223 Says:

    there is a …
    there is a difference between hardness and BRITTLENESS…
    tungsten is very..very hard,so is a diamond..but both can shatter on a hard enough force directed upon them.
    gold,titanium and other “softer” metals DEFORM or bend,rather then failing catostrophically,like “HARDER” metals do.
    considering daily use,I’d want one that will not deform and get stuck on my hand.
    I went with a tungsten ring..

  18. liquidgd Says:

    WTF this video was …
    WTF this video was cool until you advertised that you want me to pay postage so you can hit my ring with a hammer and mail me the pieces back…morons.

  19. hihunglo Says:

    I would love to …
    I would love to have a tungsten ring on my hand if something heavy fell on it, it would probably hold the object up until I got my hand out!

  20. hihunglo Says:

    This video is …
    This video is idiotic, Whenever my hand got crushed with such force that it shattered my ring I would be happy that it got shattered! Would you rather go to the hospital and have your finger cut off due to lack of circulation from a ring that is crimped on? When was the last time anybody here raked their hand accidentally across a diamond saw? Come on get real, anything is destructable but these circumstances are unrealistic.

  21. 3headedpony Says:

    BORING! Check out …
    BORING! Check out the “Tungsten Ring vs. Blender” vid.

  22. zeke01370 Says:

    What do u guys …
    What do u guys think of say an alloy that was made up of 50% tungsten and 50% titanium. Wouldn’t that be the ultimate alloy?! I mean titanium is more malleable than tungsten but tungsten has an awesome amount pressure resistance strength. (not sure what the word for that is)

  23. Smoto72 Says:

    I think the whole …
    I think the whole point of any test is to display how Tungsten will withstand the abuse of daily wear and tear. I have a Tungsten ring and it’s perfect after 6 months of abuse….i’d hate to know what it feels like to get hit with a hammer at that degree of force with on my ring finger, so i’ll just be happy with my purchase!

  24. userjjb Says:

    I think one would …
    I think one would have to be fairly naive to think ANY material is indestructible. There aren’t any such materials. However, “Unlikely to Sustain Macroscopic Damage Under Average Daily Use Ring” just doesn’t have the same ‘ring’ to it.

  25. Taz0161 Says:

    Shes right , I took …
    Shes right , I took one of my tungsten rings and laid it on the anvil and wacked it with the hammer and on the first shot it went in a million pieces LOL.

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