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Discover the Perfect Cerakote Wedding Band
The most incredible wedding bands from unrivaled premium quality materials.
Throughout our collections you'll find unique wedding bands showcasing Matte, Textured, Brushed, and Hammered Finishes to name just a few of our modern styles - as well as a variety of discernable edges and distinct design features you've come to know and love from Bonzerbands wedding bands. All Bonzerbands come in a multitude of widths, with 6mm and 8mm being the most commonly sought after by our grooms to be; and if you'd like something custom made, please don't hesitate to drop us a line!
A Cerakote Wedding Band from Bonzerband signifies an everlasting and unequivocally unique bond between partners, and we are deeply humbled to be able to offer you the chance to really enjoy finding that special ring for your special day.
Please also see our other alternative metals and materials collections Meteorite, Titanium, Black Zirconium, Tungsten Carbide, Carbon Fiber, Cobalt Chrome, Dinosaur Bone, Exotic Hardwood, Ceramic, Tantalum, and Damascus Steel.
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Men's Wedding Bands & Wedding Rings
The most frequently asked questions about Cerakote Wedding Bands for men.
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Cerakote Men's Rings and Wedding Bands FAQs
What are the pros and cons of Cerakote rings?
Cerakote wedding bands are extremely durable, look fantasic on your finger, and you won't have to take out a second mortgage to afford one.
However, while being shatter-proof is typically a pro, one of the most important cons of Cerakote ring's is how it reacts under large amounts of pressure. If you work with large tools or use your hands with heavy machinery, a Cerakote might not be the best choice for you, as you'll want a band that will break away, not just bend if it were to get it caught or stuck.
Are Cerakote rings good for men?
From their toughness and durability to their ability to add an edge to your look, not to mention the potential for some sensational inlay materials, Cerakote rings are the perfect men’s wedding band in many ways.
Why do men wear Cerakote rings?
For it's Strength and Durability
Many grooms admire the durability and strength of Cerakote. Thanks to the hardness of this metal, a Cerakote wedding band will be scratch-resistant and won't bend as easily as other precious or alternative metals.
Which is better Tungsten or Cerakote?
While both Tungsten and Cerakote each have numerous advantages, the main differentiator between them is their weight. Tungsten is extremely heavy, while Cerakote is very lightweight by comparison, so it comes down to personal preference on how heavy you want your wedding band to be on your finger.
Do Cerakote wedding bands break?
Some people may find it surprising, but a Cerakote ring is not completely indestructible. While they are incredibly durable, strong, and scratch-resistant, Cerakote wedding bands can crack or break if dropped on a hard surface.
Can I shower with a Cerakote ring?
A Cerakote ring is waterproof and will not rust, so wearing it in the shower is okay. While a Cerakote wedding band is water-resistant, you should still take precautions in swimming pools with harsh cleaning solutions and chemicals, and refrain from submerging it for extened periods of time.
How much should mens wedding bands cost?
The average price of a men's wedding band will range from just under $200 to around $3,500 for a high-end luxury brand. On average most people spend around $600 on a men's wedding band, but this will depend almost entirely on the ring's metal, and the presence of any rare gems.
What type of wedding band is best for men?
Traditionally, Gold has been one of the more popular choices for men's wedding bands. However, in recent years, we have seen a shift in the trend towards many alternative metals, such as Tungsten or Titanium, and even most recently Tantalum.