TanyoyoBlack Gold Celtic Dragon stainless steel Ring Wedding Band Jewelry Size 7-14

great celtic pinkie ring for the price

This is a stylish ring. The dragon motif is nicer looking in person than on the pictures on Amazon. It is one of the thinnest of the (probably tungsten carbide) rings I've seen, which is a plus because such rings are usually thicker and thus can dig into the adjacent finger when you close your hand. However, it is still 2X the thickness of my white gold wedding band and thus a bit less comfortable to wear.I took off one star for their LACK OF TRUTH IN ADVERTISING. I've seen multiple ads for this ring, or perhaps the same ad getting reworded every few hours. Some ads say it is tungsten carbide, others say titanium, or stainless steel, or carbon fiber. From looking at the ring and comparing it to others, I think it is most likely titanium carbide, a high-tech ceramic that is an electrical insulator. There is some sort of clear polymer surrounding the gold design so that the ring has a smooth surface. I have no guess what the gold design is made of, probably not real gold, but it looks nice.

Item arrived quickly as expected of Amazon. Packaging was fine - ring came in a small, felt-lined presentation box. Condition was perfect, but not exactly as pictured. The ring in the item listing appears to have a somewhat more open dragon pattern, with quite a bit more black showing through the design. The ring I received has a tighter pattern, with very little black showing through. It also appears to have some type of enamel coating or something. The ring feels smooth, but not metallic, if that makes sense. I bought a similar ring with a small black chain in the center channel, and in that ring, you can touch, and even spin the chain around the ring, whereas this ring has a fixed middle section.Overall, it's a nice looking piece, and it fits as expected and true to size.

For the price, I can't complain, I bought it as a cheap wedding band place holder, so if I lose it at work or while in the yard, it's no big deal. It does look fairly close to the picture with the exception that the middle portion is covered in some kind of clear plastic. This is actually my main problem with it as the plastic is easily scratched (by objects or other rings if you wear one next to it) so now after a day of wearing it theres a nice shiny silver colored scratch over the black and clear portions. I was hoping buying titanium meant not dealing with the usual babying of my rings that comes with gold and platinum, but I guess I was wrong. For $8 I'm not going to lose sleep over it, but perhaps when this gets scratched up enough to warrant tossing it I will pick one that doesn't have this clear garbage on it. Also note that the sizes don't really conform to traditional jewelry sizes either. I've worn size 9s on my ring finger before and it was too tight. I had to order a full size up for it to fit in a similar fashion as past rings. Use their own sizing chart if you are planning to order, don't go to a jeweler.

I didn't know what my ring size was, so I shot the moon and bought a 10. What I actually needed was an 11 or 12. No worries because, although a little tight, it is comfortable. Working as a cashier my hands are constantly moving under the watchful eyes of those expecting change back. My ring gets a LOT of compliments. Alongside my Celtic necklace.

Bought my fiance/husband 2 other rings he found uncomfortable until I found this gem. The whole ring is smooth and doesn't irritate the skin. Can be work at most food service jobs as it has not stones to fall out. Attractive, comfortable, has a good weight, and can't beat the price! Would buy again if he loses his.

The ring isn't as shiny as in the image. The celtic knot work looks like a piece of metal/gold ribbon that was cut and placed around the recess in the ring, and then a thin coating was put over it to keep it in place. The edges of that coating are starting to discolor and look like crusty glue (I've only had it for a few weeks now, and don't wear it when I work out, or perform manual labor). Part of the gold knot-work didn't get punched out, so you can see the design, but the metal hasn't been full removed.Overall, the ring isn't bad especially given the price point. I bought it because I'm losing weight and needed a smaller wedding ring. I'm still losing weight, so buying a cheap replacement in the interim is ok. Will definitely splurge more when I get my final ring.

I didn't know what to expect with this since the price was so affordable. When I received it, I instantly loved it. Matches perfect with my other jewelry. I've had it for a few weeks now and wear it almost everyday. Still looks brand new.. So beautiful.