Midas Touch | High Polish Gold Domed Tungsten Carbide Ring

Some things don't need embellishment. Midas Touch is built on pure form — an unbroken high polish gold IP finish wrapped around a fully domed profile, with no grooves, inlays, or secondary tones to distract from the rich, mirror-bright shine. At 8mm wide, the band's clean curve catches light continuously around its surface, giving it a substantial, luxe presence that works whether it's the only ring worn or paired alongside others.

Key Features

High Polish Gold Finish – A full mirror-bright gold IP coating covers the entire band, inside and out, for a warm, reflective tone that holds without dulling
Classic Domed Profile – The smooth, rounded cross-section gives the ring a substantial feel against the finger while keeping the silhouette clean and uninterrupted
Gold-Plated Interior – The inner band matches the outer finish, so the gold tone is present even where the ring meets the skin
Tungsten Carbide Core – With a hardness near 9 on the Mohs scale, the band resists bending, denting, and surface wear that would compromise softer gold rings entirely
Scratch-Resistant Surface – The high polish holds its mirror finish through daily contact without the dulling or fine scratching typical of plated gold jewellery
Comfort-Fit Interior – A smooth, rounded inner bore makes the ring easy to wear for extended periods, despite its substantial 8mm width
Hypoallergenic – Contains no nickel or reactive alloys, making it suitable even for sensitive skin
Tarnish & Corrosion Resistant – The gold finish will not oxidise, discolour, or react with moisture over time
Waterproof – Fully resistant to water, sweat, and humidity, with no impact on the shine or finish

Technical Details

Material: Tungsten Carbide
Finish: High Polish Gold IP
Interior: Gold IP Plated
Profile: Classic Domed
Width: 8mm
Fit: Comfort Fit Interior
Hypoallergenic: Yes
Tarnish Resistant: Yes
Waterproof: Yes

Price indicated is for one ring.

Why You'll Love It

Effortless versatility – A single unbroken gold tone means Midas Touch works as easily with a formal watch and cufflinks as it does with a t-shirt and jeans — it doesn't need a matching context to look right
Weight that feels intentional – The domed profile gives the ring real substance on the hand, the kind of quiet heft that signals quality the moment it's picked up
Shine that doesn't fade – Unlike plated gold jewellery that thins and dulls with wear, this finish is built to hold its mirror brightness through years of daily use, gym sessions, and humid days alike

Why Tungsten Rings

Pure, uninterrupted gold finishes live or die on how well they hold their shine — and this is where tungsten carbide earns its reputation. Sitting at roughly 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, around ten times harder than 18-karat gold itself, tungsten carbide gives Midas Touch a surface that resists the fine scratches and micro-abrasions that gradually turn a high polish gold ring matte and lacklustre. What looks brilliant on day one stays that way years later, without re-polishing or re-plating.

The practical case is just as strong. Tungsten carbide does not tarnish, rust, or react to perspiration, water, or Singapore's humidity — meaning a finish this reflective can be worn through daily life, not reserved for special occasions. For a ring defined entirely by its surface, that combination of permanent shine and zero maintenance is exactly the point: gold's richness, without gold's fragility.

Care Instructions

Midas Touch asks for very little — its high polish finish is naturally low-maintenance, but a simple routine keeps it at its brightest.

Wipe the band with a soft, lint-free cloth after wear to remove fingerprints, oils, and any surface moisture from the polished finish
For a deeper clean, rinse under lukewarm water with a touch of mild soap, then dry completely with a soft cloth, including the interior
Store separately in a soft pouch or lined jewellery box to prevent the high polish surface from picking up scratches from contact with other items
Avoid bleach, chlorine, and abrasive polishing compounds, which can wear down the gold IP coating despite the tungsten core's own resistance to damage