Men's Black & White Diamond Wedding Band 1/8 ct tw Tungsten Carbide 8mm
$550.00
He'll love the distinguished look of this sleek black and white diamond wedding band.
- Tungsten carbide
- Round white diamonds
- Black diamond in black rhodium
- Polished grooves and stepped edges
- 8mm width
- Total diamond weight is 1/8 carat
- : 1/8
- : I
- : I2
- : Yes
- : Diamond
- : Round
- : Under 1/4 Ctw
- : Natural
- : Diamond
- : Black
- : Round
- : Natural
- : Prong
- : false
- : I3
- : Fancy
- : Tungsten
- : Two-Tone
- : Brushed
- : Ion-Plated
- : Satin
- : Multi
- : Wedding
- : 10.0
- : 8 mm
Color diamonds pictured have been treated to permanently create the intense colors. Proper care is required in jewelry repair as excessive heat can damage diamonds and gemstones.
Ion plated Tungsten in rose, yellow, white, black, blue or brown is more difficult to scratch than traditional gold and silver. Plating can be damaged through contact with an abrasive surface or substance, chemicals, and hard surfaces (metal, wood, tile, etc). Plating can also be damaged by frequent exposure to hard water, or repeated contact with moderately hard surfaces.
Typographic errors are subject to correction. Merchandise enlarged to show detail and may not always be exactly as pictured.
He'll love the distinguished look of this sleek black and white diamond wedding band.
- Tungsten carbide
- Round white diamonds
- Black diamond in black rhodium
- Polished grooves and stepped edges
- 8mm width
- Total diamond weight is 1/8 carat
- : 1/8
- : I
- : I2
- : Yes
- : Diamond
- : Round
- : Under 1/4 Ctw
- : Natural
- : Diamond
- : Black
- : Round
- : Natural
- : Prong
- : false
- : I3
- : Fancy
- : Tungsten
- : Two-Tone
- : Brushed
- : Ion-Plated
- : Satin
- : Multi
- : Wedding
- : 10.0
- : 8 mm
Color diamonds pictured have been treated to permanently create the intense colors. Proper care is required in jewelry repair as excessive heat can damage diamonds and gemstones.
Ion plated Tungsten in rose, yellow, white, black, blue or brown is more difficult to scratch than traditional gold and silver. Plating can be damaged through contact with an abrasive surface or substance, chemicals, and hard surfaces (metal, wood, tile, etc). Plating can also be damaged by frequent exposure to hard water, or repeated contact with moderately hard surfaces.
Typographic errors are subject to correction. Merchandise enlarged to show detail and may not always be exactly as pictured.