FGI Licenses Tungsten Carbide to Thorsten Jewelry

Tungsten carbide material license for Thorsten Rings, LLC (Thorsten Jewelry), a men's wedding band wholesaler based in Long Beach, California is released by Frederick Goldman, Inc. (FGI). Thorsten is FGI's newest licensee of the patented material, according to Press Releases.

Thorsten Jewelry is a cutting-edge brand specializing in wedding bands for both men and women. Alternative metals have changed the jewelry industry, increasing in popularity and demand nationwide. Frederick Goldman, Inc. is the exclusive licensee of Trent West Tungsten Carbide (US Patent No. 6,928,734), which is valid until August 23, 2023. FGI reserves the right to add other licensees at its discretion. Only those licensed licensees can sell tungsten carbide wedding rings on the market.

Over the past decade, Frederick Goldman, Inc. has also established its unique patent portfolio for coatings and building processes. In 2015, FGI launched Triton's white tungsten carbide, which obtains its color by applying a patented nanotechnology multilayer coating on metal surfaces. The proprietary coating process is specifically designed to enhance color and provide additional protection and durability to extend the life and gloss of coated products. This patented coating has a high degree of scratch, rust, abrasion and fade resistance, and is designed to continue.

Frederick Goldman Inc. is also in a multi-piece patent for a structure with a nearly seamless design that combines contemporary metals with precision-machined 14K gold. This design allows for a perfectly smooth fit inside the ring, which is superior to any product offered by competitors. The patent application covers the use of tungsten carbide in the Frederick Goldman, Inc. portfolio as well as all other precious and contemporary metals. The licenses from Frederick Goldman Inc. released to Thorsten Jewelry is a great meaning for the Thorsten Rings.

The latest content of the Frederick Goldman, Inc. patent application is a patent application for a DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) coating component on a men's ring. DLC is a carbon-based coating with diamond characteristics, commonly used in luxury watches, and has higher toughness, protection, and adhesion than traditional PVD coatings, and is a high-end performance tool. FGI uses nanotechnology to create a hybrid multilayer process to apply a DLC coating (patent pending). This coating helps to minimize overall corrosion and abrasion resistance while maintaining luxurious weight and comfort.

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