Galaxy Ring with Opals and Meteorite with Rose Gold Lines, Hammered Space Ring, Opal Wedding Band, Meteorite Ring, Men's Wedding Band

Introducing the Celestial Tide Men's Wedding Band — a captivating blend of elegance and cosmic beauty. This 8mm and 5mm tungsten ring, plated with luxurious rose gold, offers a timeless look with a modern twist. Its sleek, polished surface is complemented by three intricate channels that make this ring truly one-of-a-kind.

The two outer channels feature mesmerizing inlays of vibrant blue opals, reminiscent of shimmering oceans under a celestial sky. These opals bring a sense of tranquility and depth to the design. The inner channel, however, tells a different story — it holds a stunning combination of radiant gold leaf and genuine meteorite shavings, creating a striking contrast between Earth's natural beauty and the vast wonders of space. The meteorite shavings, sourced from the ancient Muonionalusta meteorite, add a unique and rare touch that connects the wearer to the stars.

Perfect for the man who values both luxury and adventure, the Celestial Tide wedding band is a symbol of both timeless commitment and the boundless mysteries of the universe.

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Specifications:

Width: 8mm and 5mm
Material: Opals, Rose Gold, Meteorite, and Tungsten

About the Muonionalusta Meteorite:

The Muonionalusta meteorite is one of the oldest known meteorites on Earth, estimated to have fallen over a million years ago. It originated from the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter and is thought to be around 4.5 billion years old, making it as ancient as our solar system. This meteorite was discovered in northern Sweden, near the Muonio River, after which it is named, and has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its first identification in 1906.

The Muonionalusta meteorite also contains small amounts of rare elements like cobalt, gallium, and iridium, adding to its allure. Its extraterrestrial origin and the sheer age of the material make it highly sought after for those who appreciate both its scientific significance and its rarity.

Incorporating pieces of this ancient space rock into your wedding band not only provides a distinctive, visually stunning feature but also connects the wearer to the vastness of the cosmos, making it a truly meaningful addition to jewelry like your Cosmic Horizon ring.