The Foundoria Journal

It is the question that stops people buying tungsten, and it is almost always answered badly. A tungsten ring can be removed in an emergency, and it usually comes off faster than a gold one. Here i...

A black tungsten band starts at £104 and a black zirconium one at £449, and in a photograph they look identical. The difference is not hardness, it is where the black lives: one is a coating over g...

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...

Tungsten carbide is the most bought and least well explained metal in men's rings. What it genuinely does well, where it does not suit, what it costs to get right, and the honest answer on cutting ...

Not all tungsten carbide rings are created equal. Learn how premium craftsmanship compares to mass-produced alternatives — and why Foundoria refuses to compromise. When choosing a tungsten wedding ...

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...

In the world of men’s jewellery, the pinky ring is a quiet disruptor. It’s not bound by tradition like a wedding band, nor is it as bold as a signet. Instead, it’s a space for personal expression —...

From jeweller’s tools to at‑home methods, learn six accurate ways to measure your ring size. Foundoria’s expert tips guarantee a perfect fit for life.