Simple Wedding Bands

The wedding ring is one of the oldest traditions humans have kept. Egyptian men wore simple bands on the fourth finger of the left hand,  believing a nerve ran directly from that finger to the heart. Romans exchanged iron rings as symbols of permanence. Across every culture that followed, the gesture stayed the same: a man puts a ring on his hand and says this is my commitment, worn where everyone can see it, every day.

The material has changed over centuries. The meaning hasn't moved at all.

Every ring in the Zokk collection is built from tungsten carbide, the hardest wearable metal on earth. Scratch resistant, tarnish proof, lifetime guaranteed. A ring that looks the same in thirty years as it does on the day.