Men's Burlwood Sleeve Wedding Band
- Tungsten carbide
- High-polish finish
- Beveled edges
- 8mm width
- The inside of the shank is rounded for comfort
Stone(s)
- Stone Type: No Stone
- Setting Only: No
Metal(s)
- Metal Type: Tungsten
- Metal Color: White
- Metal Finish: Polished
Ring Design
- Ring Style: Wedding
- Standard Ring Size: 10.0
Product Details
- Height: 8 mm
Shipping
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Returns & Exchanges
Your online purchase may be returned to any of our stores or returned by mail to our distribution center. You can return your item for up to 30 days after purchase or exchange it within 30 days. Watches may be returned or exchanged within 30 days. Exchanges must be done at a store. Watches that haven't been special ordered and accessories can be returned if they're unworn or unaltered, and must be accompanied by the original packaging, instructions and warranty information within 30 days of purchase. Again, exchanges can only be done at a store. You can't return or exchange custom-designed merchandise, class rings, special-ordered watches, any personalized engraved merchandise, or any Pandora items purchased on or after 2/1/2021. We will credit your original payment method, excluding delivery charges.
Due to the unique pattern of trees, a wood inlay/sleeve will be completely unique, showcasing the natural beauty and variations in grain and color. To maintain the appearance of your wedding band with a wood inlay and/or sleeve, clean it with a damp cloth and mild soap. The wood inlay and/or sleeve is not waterproof. Avoid soaking the band in water or using harsh chemicals, including chlorine and bleach, as they can damage the wood. Normal wear and tear may result in minor surface scratches or changes in appearance over time.
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.