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Is it safe to wear a wedding ring made out of tungsten carbide everyday for years?
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Likely: Likely no problem, unless you have an allergic dermatitis to the metal. If concerned, see the Dermatologist for advice and possibly a skin test. I would be sure that it fits properly and is highly polished. Good Luck.
Answered 3/24/2015
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Of course, you can: A ring made out of a high-tech material seems modern and in sync with a contemporary lifestyle.
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