We love wearing silicone wedding rings for their comfort and durability for when we get our hands dirty. Until they get dirty too. When your ring gets a little too dirty for comfort, you’ll want to get it clean without damaging it. Thankfully, we have you covered. Check out these 3 methods for cleaning your silicone wedding ring without damaging it. Method #1: If Your Ring is a Little Dirty  & For Rings With a Metallic Coating. Let your ring soak in a cup or pot filled with warm water and a few drops of your favorite dish soap. Let...

Silicone rings grew in popularity over the years. It is common with individuals who live active lifestyles, are frequent gym-goers, or are involved with good old manual labor. The reason for its prevalence is that it provides an alternative to those who want to wear their wedding rings, but their daily routine won’t allow them to. Silicone wedding rings are the perfect way to show that you are in a committed relationship without risking yourself and compromising your activities. However, as functional as silicone bands are, they are also prone to dirt and grime. Most wearers are involved with using...

Ring avulsion happens when a ring on one of your fingers gets suddenly yanked. It usually occurs when the ring is caught on an object while performing laborious activities with your hands. Since the yanking motion is swift, your finger tissues, flesh, muscles, tendons, and even bones can get ripped off. It is such an unpleasant injury from something as meaningful and beautiful as your wedding ring. Anybody Can Get Ring Avulsion In most cases, traditional rings are the causes of ring avulsion, since its material is from hard, precious metals. When it gets caught and yanked, it rarely bends...

Maybe you’re asking yourself: who has a need for a silicone ring, and why? Silicone rings are a bit different from your usual wedding bands in a couple of ways. In a nutshell, silicone rings allow you to do activities that you wouldn’t otherwise be able to do while wearing a typical wedding ring. Maybe you already know a few of these, but few people actually know just how many ways that your ring (or even finger!) can be damaged wearing a regular wedding band. Here are ten things you’ll want to avoid doing if you’d rather keep your wedding...

When you hear about silicone rings, you usually hear a lot of benefits: they’re stylish. They’re less expensive than traditional wedding bands. They’re hypoallergenic (unless you’re allergic to silicone). They’re safe. Wait, what was that? They’re “safe”? Isn’t that what’s meant by “hypoallergenic”? Actually, no. “Hypoallergenic” just means that the materials used aren’t going to cause you to have an allergic reaction. “Safe” means that you’re free from the traditional wedding ring’s secret and oft-overlooked shame: ring avulsion. What’s ring avulsion? Ring avulsion is a common problem, but it doesn’t see a lot of time in the public spotlight. The...