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8mm Natural Hawaiian Koa Wood Inlaid Tungsten Beveled Edge Wedding Ring

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8mm Natural Hawaiian Koa Wood Inlaid Tungsten Beveled Edge Wedding Ring8mm Natural Hawaiian Koa Wood Inlaid Tungsten Beveled Edge Wedding Ring Item Number: TUR377 Material: Tungsten and Koa Wood Band Width: 8mm Feature: Waterproof, Comfort Fit This beautiful ring is made from Natual Hawaiian Koa Wood inlaid in Tungsten. Tungsten is a heavier, tough metal that does not tarnish or scratch. The wood comes with a layer of resin which makes the ring waterproof. Price and Quality Guaranteed Shipping: Most orders will be

8mm Natural Hawaiian Koa Wood Inlaid Tungsten Beveled Edge Wedding Ring
Item Number: TUR377
Material: Tungsten and Koa Wood
Band Width: 8mm
Feature: Waterproof, Comfort Fit

This beautiful ring is made from Natual Hawaiian Koa Wood inlaid in Tungsten. Tungsten is a heavier, tough metal that does not tarnish or scratch. The wood comes with a layer of resin which makes the ring waterproof.
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What is Koa?
In the Hawaiian language Koa means brave, bold, fearless and warrior.
Koa or Acacia Koa is a large tree, typically attaining a height of 15-25m (49-82ft) and a spread of 6-12m (20-39ft). In deep volcanic ash, a koa tree can reach a height of 30m (98ft),
a circumference of 6m (20ft), and a spread of 38m (125ft). It is one of the fastest-growing
Hawaiian trees, capable of reaching 6-9m (20-30ft) in five years on a good site.

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