Revel | Asymmetrical High Polish Silver and Blue Dual Tone Tungsten Carbide

Revel | Asymmetrical High Polish Silver and Blue Dual Tone Tungsten Carbide The Revel ring showcases an architectural, asymmetrical design that juxtaposes brilliant metallic tones with a striking flash of color. Forged from exceptional tungsten carbide, this ultra-refined 4mm band features a high-polish silver surface running parallel to a vibrant, polished blue edge, divided by a crisp, recessed structural groove. The ring transitions seamlessly into a richly saturated blue interior, sculpted with a smooth profile engineered specifically for comfortable all-day wear. Combining remarkable scratch and tarnish resistance with a clean, contemporary aesthetic, this dual-tone band serves as a distinctive token for an intimate wedding, milestone anniversary, or personal commitment. Key Features & Technical Details Material: Tungsten Carbide Finish: High polish asymmetrical silver and blue with a recessed groove Colour: Silver and Blue Width: 4mm Hypoallergenic: Yes Scratch Resistant: Yes Tarnish Resistant: Yes Care Instructions Gently wipe the band with a clean, soft microfiber cloth to swiftly remove fingerprints, surface oils, or dust. Clean periodically using warm water and a few drops of mild soap, ensuring you rinse thoroughly and dry completely with a soft towel. Avoid exposing the ring to harsh industrial chemicals, bleaching agents, or abrasive cleaning compounds. Store the piece individually inside a fabric-lined compartment or separate protective pouch to prevent the ultra-hard exterior from contacting softer fine jewelry. Why Tungsten Rings Tungsten carbide sits among the hardest materials ever used in ring-making — ranked approximately 9 on the Mohs hardness scale and roughly ten times harder than 18K gold. Tungsten carbide is also naturally waterproof and tarnish-resistant — there is no chemical reaction with moisture, no darkening from skin contact, no gradual loss of colour. For Singapore’s climate in particular, that corrosion resistance is not a luxury feature but a practical one. Tungsten carbide is four times harder than titanium and twice as hard as steel, 10 times harder than gold.