DUH osmium

>> ^deathcow:

DUH osmium

That's what I thought of before I even clicked this link.

The densest metal! Osmium!

I like my titanium ring, no rust, never bends, hard to scratch the fucker and wasn't particularly expensive.

my ring is platinum, and the inside is bright shiny and the outside is very muted from the 10 thousand scratches of life

Damascus steel would be pretty cool, partly because of its pattern but also because its a lost technique - nobody really knows for sure how they made it. Would probably corrode quite easily though.

Tungsten! It's tough as hell and looks cool too.

>> ^Jinx:

Damascus steel would be pretty cool, partly because of its pattern but also because its a lost technique - nobody really knows for sure how they made it. Would probably corrode quite easily though.


what does sweat and normal body oils do to steel? preserve?

A lot of non-answers from a lot of smart people.

Well I think I'd pick a ring that could at least be cut off if needed. Although that mercury ring would be neat....

Personally I think if you could get the various metals to stay together, I wouldn't mind seeing varying shades of steel, titanium, gold, copper, and platinum made into a neat pattern. Kind of a mix and match but all one loop, not inlays or anything like that. Like how marbles are made, especially gold lutz marbles.


It'd certainly be unique, I doubt any one band would be the same if they could manage to get them to be solid enough to stay together on someone's finger in a not-to-big loop.

>> ^Porksandwich:

Well I think I'd pick a ring that could at least be cut off if needed. Although that mercury ring would be neat....
Personally I think if you could get the various metals to stay together, I wouldn't mind seeing varying shades of steel, titanium, gold, copper, and platinum made into a neat pattern. Kind of a mix and match but all one loop, not inlays or anything like that. Like how marbles are made, especially gold lutz marbles.

It'd certainly be unique, I doubt any one band would be the same if they could manage to get them to be solid enough to stay together on someone's finger in a not-to-big loop.



Cool idea. Start with the four metals as wires and then twist them into a spiral and then forge them into a cylinder.