The Foundoria Journal

Black tungsten and black zirconium look almost identical in a photograph, but they wear very differently. Tungsten's black is a coating over grey metal, and zirconium's is the metal's own surface. ...

Black is the most requested finish in men's rings and the least well explained. There are three ways to make a ring black, and only one of them cannot wear off. A UK buyer's guide to what you are a...

Most black rings are a grey metal wearing a black coat, and the coat comes off. Black zirconium is the exception: the colour is the metal's own surface, chemically converted to a ceramic during man...

Gold is the default. It doesn't have to be. This is a full rundown of alternative wedding ring materials available in the UK: what each one is, what it costs, and what to think about before you buy.

Tungsten vs titanium wedding rings compared: scratch resistance, weight, durability, and long-term wear. Find out which modern metal is right for your lifestyle.

Choosing between tungsten and gold wedding rings? Tungsten carbide is 10x harder than gold, stays pristine for decades, and costs a fraction of the price. But gold offers traditional appeal and res...

Your ring doesn't know it's jewellery. It goes to work with you.

Tungsten resists scratches for decades. Silver develops character over time. An honest comparison from a UK jeweller with roots in both.

When it comes to wedding bands and statement rings, tungsten carbide has earned a reputation as one of the most durable metals available. Marketed as scratch‑resistant, incredibly strong, and virtu...