Titanium Rings

Titanium rings have several advantages over rings made from other metals.  Titanium is harder than gold, silver, or platinum, its finish doesn't tarnish, and it provides the rich grey tones of platinum at a much more attractive price.  Furthermore, titanium is an inert metal that won't discolor your skin.  For these reasons, titanium is often preferred for wedding bands, engagement rings, and other stone setting rings.

There are many different grades of titanium jewelry on the market.  Most titanium jewelry products are made of some type of titanium alloy rather than pure titanium.  Many titanium rings being sold today are made from Aircraft Grade Titanium, a very hard metal alloy made of titanium alloyed with aluminum, vanadium and tin.  Aircraft grade titanium rings are difficult to engrave and refinish, and they may be difficult to remove in an emergency.  Because of such concerns, the World Titanium Council does not endorse aircraft grade titanium for use in titanium rings.

The most popular commercially pure (CP) grades of titanium are grades 1 through 4; CP Grade 1 is the softest and Grade 4 is the hardest.  Some jewelers consider CP Grade 2 titanium to offer an ideal balance between hardness and workability.  It can be cut, refinished, and engraved, yet it polishes well and resists marring.

Whether you are familiar with titanium jewelry or not, we think you will enjoy browsing the titanium jewelers listed below.  Collectively, they offer an exciting selection of titanium ring and jewelry designs.

Titanium Jewelry Dealers and Designers

• Absolute Titanium Design
  
  This jewelry design house specializes in unique made-to-order titanium wedding rings, diamond engagement rings, gold and platinum inlaid wedding bands, and titanium accessories.
  www.Titanium-Rings.com
• Titanium Style
  
  Titanium Style, an Ohio-based firm, designs and produces wedding sets, jewelry, and custom rings for women and men in titanium and precious metals.
  www.TitaniumStyle.com
• Boone Titanium Rings
  
  Georgia-based ring maker offers a complete selection of titanium rings including exclusive Hardwood Inlay and Executive Series rings.
  www.BooneRings.com

Titanium Resources

• International Titanium Association
  
  This organization provides information, knowledge, and experience throughout the titanium industry.  It serves as a catalyst to expedite the development of new products, industries, and applications in titanium.
  Titanium.org
• Spectore
  
  Provides training, support, technology and manufacturing for a vast array of titanium products, including The Edward Mirell fine titanium jewelry collection.
  www.Spectore.com

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