Reef Friendly Wedding Band?

You would be harder pressed to find something that would matter than one that won't. You won't have the ring in the water long enough for it to wear off in the water so it's not going to matter what you choose. Any of the primary heavy metals will be fine. Gold, Silver, Platinum, or Rhodium (the covering used to make most white golds) are all fine. Even all the unique rings are fine, Tungsten, Palladium, Cobalt or Titanium all are sometimes used and won't cause trouble either.

 

Oh by the way. You are totally out kicking your coverage with that one! Good job!

 

I thought the same thing,don't get these guys,the drummer is NOT reef safe!

ZZ Top - Sharp Dressed Man (Crazy Drummer) - YouTube

I also couldn't tell you how many times i've had my gold band in the water without issue to the tank or the ring.Congrats!

 

I wear a titanium wedding band and another ring made of surgical stainless. When in the Marine Corps I put the titanium band in a ten inch vice and using a cheater bar I tried to bend it (as a torture test) It is still a perfect circle and at less then $50 it was a great deal.

 

Maybe a ring made out of carbon, might as well clean your tanks water while your in there. bahahaha

 

That's good to know. I'm on my third band because I keep bending them at work. Same wife.

 

I wear a damascus stainless steel band with a gold inlay. Super strong, but not brittle like tungsten and other rings. Check out Andrew Nyce rings, pretty cool stuff.

 

I'm getting one made using an old Japanese technique called Makume-Gane. It's layered fine metals that take on the look of wood grain as the layers are removed.

 

what a ring snob! lol j/k. I originally had a tanzinite and white gold ring but i never wear it because I dont want to mess it up.

 

This is all helpful, thanks guys.

Keep the suggestions coming.