February « 2010 « Men’s Ring Store

What’s Up with the New “Etched” Tungsten Rings?

Monday, February 15th, 2010

You’ve seen them haven’t you? They are different. They are a true men’s ring but they have designs, etchings, all over the ring instead of diamonds or inlaid materials. Some look like fish or serpents, some have intricate designs but no real recognizable shape. But one thing they all have in common - they are really POPULAR!

Take the Triton Collection model 11-2128C. What’s in a number? well in this one you will find a 7 mm, patented (TC.850) highly polished laser finish Tungsten ring with comfort fit. Etched, rugged and crafted in one of the world’s most durable finishes. I like etched - they look cool, but I really like Triton because from what I know about them - they will last longer than the average ring due to their finish, patented and rugged design and manufacturing processes and they all come with a lifetime warranty from the factory - not just the seller …

Stainless Steel Rings - In Vogue for the Man Who Wears Uniqueness Well

Thursday, February 11th, 2010

Stainless Steel Rings - yes, rings. Not appliances. Not car decals. Men’s Rings.

I have been researching rings for a long, long time. I have seen the newcomers like tungsten and titanium and ceramic. I have followed the path of gold and silver and platinum. But there is something about a stainless steel ring that catches the eye - and I don’t mean cheap and tinny.

Take for example the Triton Collection of rings … one of my favorites is the Triton model 11-2056S. Why? In a word quality. This baby has it all - a 7 mm, satin finish Stainless Steel ring with 14kt. Yellow Gold inlay and the comfort fit design - truly an elegant design with a touch of class.

Under $200 at most outlets (cheaper online) - you have to try it on to appreciate the eye-catching dazzle and appeal. Find the right store and you get a lifetime warranty no only from the factory but the reseller as well. And the Triton brand has a reputation for not just quality but service. In fact, buy this one and if your ring finger changes sizes years from now … $39.95 gets you a new one (all you have to do is pay for shipping).

Go ahead - take the look and then the leap - you’ll be glad you did!

The Men’s ring with a Touch of Pearl

Friday, February 5th, 2010

Pearl in a men’s ring? Outlandish. Impractical. Feminine. Glitzy. Too much bling. Breakable.

However you choose to describe it - think again and maybe even look again! I’m talking about one of the newest additions to the world-class Triton Collection - this one is called the 2798C and is an 8 mm, patented (TC.850) band with mother of pearl inlay and yes, you guessed it - genuine Tungsten Carbide complete with the traditional comfort fit that makes Triton the ring of the century.

If you can find this one on the internet or better yet in person at a retailer (regardless of whether or not you choose to pay high retail store prices) - try it on and see the difference a little pizazz can make on your finger. They call this wedding ring one for the most discerning of buyers … if your taste can handle it, you’ll never go wrong with a superbly built pure tungsten ring from the master craftsmen at Triton.

Most stores honor the lifetime warranty from the factory and even the lifetime ring sizing warranty (just a minimal charge and you get a new ring if the size isn’t working for you!).

Archive for February, 2010

What’s Up with the New “Etched” Tungsten Rings?

Stainless Steel Rings - In Vogue for the Man Who Wears Uniqueness Well

The Men’s ring with a Touch of Pearl

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