Diadem carved tungsten rings and wedding bands.

Carved tungsten carbide rings will last a lifetime. The Diadem tungsten band is a unique ring acceptable for both a women and a men's tungsten ring.

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DIADEM CHANNELS CARVED STYLE

Diadem carved tungsten ring is a unique designed ring. Diadem has grooved sides and diagonally carved center creating a unique look amongst many of the carved rings. This ring has a comfort fit with a polished finish.

Diadem: In Stock	Comfort Fit Sizing	$99 USD
	Nickel Binder	Width: 7mm Finish: Regular Tungsten Carved Qty
	Lifetime Warranty
	Lifetime Trade-In
	Free Wooden Ring Box
	Exchangeable
	Refundable
	$40 Engraving Available
Same Day Shipping Before 3 PM CST

Diadem: Made to Order	Comfort Fit Sizing	$398 USD
	Nickel Binder	Laser Engraved Qty
	Lifetime Warranty
	Lifetime Trade-In
	Free Wooden Ring Box
	Exchangeable
	Refundable
	Free Engraving Available
Made to Order Tungsten Ring Customization Delivery Within 8 Weeks

Diadem: Made to Order	Comfort Fit Sizing	$598 USD
	Nickel Binder	Carved Qty
	Lifetime Warranty
	Lifetime Trade-In
	Free Wooden Ring Box
	Exchangeable
	Refundable
	Free Engraving Available
Made to Order Tungsten Ring Customization Delivery Within 8 Weeks

Wedding Bands for Both Men and Women

Wedding ceremony wedding band exchanges for both men and women is a relatively recent American tradition. The American jewelry industry started marketing campaigns aimed at encouraging this multi wedding band exchange practice. The 1920s Great Depression and World War II has led both men and women in exchanging wedding bands during their ceremonies. By the middle of the 19th century both men and women were exchanging rings which made up for 80% of all wedding ceremonies (opposed to 15% prior to Great Depression).