Men's Titanium Wedding Band with 3 CZs and Black IP Center | 8mm
Diamonds are undoubtedly making a comeback, and grooms are paying attention. We proudly present our men’s titanium wedding band with three cubic zirconia and a black IP center. This sleek and uber-sophisticated ring will serve as the perfect foundation for a lifetime filled with happiness and style. Although your bride’s ring will take everyone’s breath away on the big day, you can leave a lasting impression by choosing a ring that sparkles as brilliantly as your smile. This designer ring is crafted from black titanium. Black rings are growing in popularity, because they offer a dark and brooding alternative to traditional gold, platinum, or sterling silver. Our 8mm men’s titanium wedding band with three cubic zirconia and a black IP center also offers considerable strength. Titanium never loses its shine and is so durable that it’s even used in aeronautical applications. What could be more masculine than that? Our men’s titanium wedding band with three cubic zirconia and a black IP center exudes style in a subtle way, with the added aesthetic of crystalline charm. The black ion-plated center holds three sparkling white cubic zirconia and is offset by polished gunmetal grey edges for a two-toned effect. The 8mm comfort-fit band ensures lasting ease of wear due to the domed profile. Because comfort-fit rings tend to measure a half size smaller than traditional rings, we recommend that you have your finger sized by a professional jeweler. If you have any questions about our 8mm men’s titanium wedding band with three cubic zirconia and a black IP center, please contact us today for additional information.
Our rings are all made of the highest quality metals, to ensure authenticity all are stamped with the hallmark inside the ring identifying metal type. We offer easy exchange/return options if needed.
Majority of our rings are comfort fit, but check description to be sure.
- Regular comfort fit rings at 1.8mm thickness
- Standard fit is 1.6mm thickness.
