New Tungsten Wedding Bands Available From Utah Manufacturer

Press Release • Aug 16, 2011

Tungsten wedding bands manufacturer offers new rings at significant discounts to consumers.

Online, August 16, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Tungsten wedding bands are all the rage in today's troubled economy. Not only are they more durable than any other metal used by jewelers, they retain their polish for life, and also cost much less than other wedding bands.

Tungsten Direct, a leading tungsten wedding band manufacturer, has recently launched a new line of bands. The manufacturer -- in business since 2003 -- is continually designing new rings and testing them with the public.

The manufacturer's rings retail for up to $500 in traditional brick-and-mortar stores, but range from $79 - 179 on the tungsten wedding bands Web site at http://www.infinitytungsten.com.

In addition to offering the most beautiful tungsten wedding bands available online, the company offers a low-price guarantee, a referral program, and a no-risk guarantee.

Every customer deserves the peace of mind knowing that they are not locked into any decision. The company is so confident in its rings' quality that it will gladly refund a customer's money (within 60 days) or exchange the ring.

Also, the manufacturer goes so far as to offer an unbelievable lifetime warranty if at anytime a ring does not fit, scratches or loses its polish. In these cases, the company replaces the ring for a small deductible.

Additionally, these tungsten wedding bands are available with free USPS Priority ground shipping on all orders.

Tungsten Direct guarantees rings for the owner's lifetime. The warranty covers the rings polish, finish, size, and breakage. If any of these things occur, customers simply contact the company and a representative gladly resolves the problem.

Tungsten wedding bands are twice as hard as steel, four times harder than titanium and virtually unscratchable. For decades tungsten carbide has been used in mining, aerospace, and other industries that have required a metal that is extremely hard and long lasting. Watch makers were the first to begin using tungsten carbide in jewelry, making watch bands that would never scratch. Since then tungsten carbide has emerged as a serious competitor in the ring industry due to its resilience, strength, and beauty.