Ceramic rings for men
16 products in stockHere you'll find our collection of ceramic rings. Use the menus below to find a specific size. Need help in figuring out your ring size? No problem! Click the "How do I find my ring size?" link on any ring's product page.
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Fort TempusBlack Design Ceramic Ring
$59
LucleonDark Turquoise Ceramic Ring
$35
LucleonBlack & Silver-Tone Steel & Ceramic Ring
$49
LucleonPolished Black Ceramic Ring
$29
LucleonFaceted Black Ceramic Ring
$35
Fort TempusGhost Ceramic Ring
$59
LucleonPolished White Ceramic Ring
$29
LucleonFaceted White Ceramic Ring
$35
LucleonSilver-Tone Steel Ring with White Ceramic Inlay
$49
LucleonCoffee & Silver-Tone Steel & Ceramic Ring
$49
LucleonFaceted Dark Turquoise Ceramic Ring
$35
LucleonBlue Faceted Ceramic Ring
$35
LucleonPolished Blue Ceramic Ring
$35
LucleonPolished Grey Ceramic Ring
$35
LucleonFaceted Grey Ceramic Ring
$35
Fort TempusIsildur Ceramic Ring
$59
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Ceramic rings
Men's rings made out of ceramics are lightweight and incredibly comfortable to wear. Just like tungsten, ceramic is a very strong material that isn't scratched easily. And if by mistake you do get a scratch, it won't be very apparent because ceramic rings have the same color all the way through.All ceramic rings from Trendhim are highly polished and keep their shine for years.
Facts about ceramic rings
- Ceramics are not metals like steel, titanium or tungsten.
- Ceramics are usually black or white but can be made in other beautiful colors.
- Ceramics are naturally hypoallergenic.
- Ceramics do not conduct electricity very well.
- Ceramic rings weigh much less than metal rings.
Ring size
All ring sizes are shown in three different ways for your convenience, 62 / 10 / T ¹/₂, where 62 is the inner circumference in mm, 10 the US ring size and T ¹/₂ the UK ring size.Don't know your actual ring size? No problem! Check out the easy sizing method below.
1. Wrap a thin piece of string around your finger snugly, twice. 2. Draw a straight line through the strings.
3. The distance between the two lines is your finger's circumference in mm, giving you the proper ring size to use when ordering.