Construction safe wedding bands

I don't have any suggestions but I would have him check with his place of work. I work at a chemical plant in construction and none of the companies who do work for us are allowed to use wedding bands no matter if they are silicone or not.

My fiance works in tool and die so hes been looking at tungsten rings, their durable and low cost.

So it's not silicone, but Tungsten (I think that's the name) is a metal that will shatter (or it's supposed to, double check it) when pressure is put on it, that way it won't crush his hand. My FH works in a factory and he probably just won't wear a ring at all, but we've been looking at titanium and tungsten, and wood (since wood will break).

ETA: Tungsten (like Glenna said) is durable, but will shatter if his hand is sucked into a pipe bender, which is something that could totally happen to my FH.

My dad is a printer and he doesn't wear a ring at work. He leaves it in his locker and puts it back on when he changes into his street clothes.

Tungsten rings can break pretty easily if enough pressure is applied. My brother broke his when he squeezed down on a pair of pliers.

FH and I both got silicone rings, I work at a farm and he is a firefighter and PE teacher, so we both se our hands a lot. I wear mine now in place of my E-Ring and I love it, so comfortable. I also got him a tungsten one too he can wear if he chooses

Get the silicone ring

It's like $5

My FH got one for when he plays softball or goes to the gym

We're going with the tungsten carbide for his. They are durable but can also be broken if/ when needed. (Just saw other gals who said the same.)

My FH ordered a silicone band to wear for doing construction and handyman work like that and I also bought him a traditional band made from tungsten and rose gold! The company he got his silicone band from has a lifetime warranty-if it stretches out or breaks or anything they will replace it. His came in a little small so they sent him a new one right away and just said to send back the old one when he could. They're awesome, I wish I could remember the name!

My FH company gives them the work safe rings for free ... have your FH check with his company