Black Zirconium Men's Wedding Band with Meteorite Inlay
SKU: HEAVY-8Z101METEORITE-10
This 8mm men’s wedding band pairs a bold zirconium base with a flat, comfort fit profile and a sleek polished finish. The standout detail is a 4mm Gibeon meteorite inlay—cut and shaped to reveal the material’s distinct crystalline pattern, forged in space and frozen in time.
The contrast between the dark zirconium and the pale, etched meteorite gives this piece a futuristic edge while grounding it in deep tradition. It’s a ring that doesn’t chase trends—it defines them through craftsmanship, strength, and story.
Ring size: 10
What is Zirconium?
Zirconium is a durable, hypoallergenic metal known for its deep black finish and resistance to corrosion. It’s lightweight yet incredibly strong, offering a modern alternative to traditional metals with a sleek, sophisticated look.
What is Gibeon Meteorite?
Gibeon meteorite comes from a celestial body that exploded in Earth’s atmosphere and landed in Namibia over 4 billion years ago. Its unique Widmanstätten pattern—formed from the slow cooling of metal in space—makes every inlay one of a kind. It’s a tangible link to the cosmos and a symbol of the extraordinary.
The contrast between the dark zirconium and the pale, etched meteorite gives this piece a futuristic edge while grounding it in deep tradition. It’s a ring that doesn’t chase trends—it defines them through craftsmanship, strength, and story.
Ring size: 10
What is Zirconium?
Zirconium is a durable, hypoallergenic metal known for its deep black finish and resistance to corrosion. It’s lightweight yet incredibly strong, offering a modern alternative to traditional metals with a sleek, sophisticated look.
What is Gibeon Meteorite?
Gibeon meteorite comes from a celestial body that exploded in Earth’s atmosphere and landed in Namibia over 4 billion years ago. Its unique Widmanstätten pattern—formed from the slow cooling of metal in space—makes every inlay one of a kind. It’s a tangible link to the cosmos and a symbol of the extraordinary.