Tungsten

Tungsten, also known as wolfram, is a chemical element denoted by the symbol W having an atomic number of 74. It has a light grey-white colour and is incredibly hard—making it a great choice for anyone who is active.

Tungsten is scratch-resistant, won’t bend or crack, and is hypoallergenic—meaning it is unlikely to cause skin irritation. Tungsten is remarkable for its robustness and has the highest melting point of any know carbon barring element. Tungsten is one of the densest metals used in jewellery, almost twice as dense as gold, more than three times denser than silver and four times denser than titanium.