Titanium Rings

Titanium wedding bands are one of the most popular choices for a wedding ring today. Titanium is lightweight and makes a great choice for the perfect ring to show your symbol of love. Titanium wedding rings are relatively new to jewlery, though titanium has been widely used in commercial applications for a long time. As an inert metal, it is ideal for those with sensitive skin, which also explains why it's used for medical tools used in surgery. The beautiful grey sheen of our mens titanium wedding bands gives a look that rivals platinum at a much more affordable price.

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Happy Customers #1 - Tony Smith
2010-09-03 20:43:46

Platinum Wedding Ring One of our happy clients - who just picked up his engagement ring the other day. Congratulations to Tony Smith and we wish you the best in your wedding! He purchased a platinum ring with a 1.33 carat tanzanite center stone and almost 1/2 a carat of diamonds.

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Gold Vs. Platinum: Which Is The Wedding Band For You?
2010-09-03 00:00:00

In recent times, gold has been facing stiff competition from platinum, when it comes to making wedding bands. However, not everyone can afford platinum as its rarity makes it more highly priced than gold. The most popular – and more expensive option when it comes to gold is the 75% pure 18k gold.

However, most couples commonly opt for 14k gold wedding bands. There are various grades of platinum, with the most expensive – 950 PT containing 95% platinum and 5% of a different metal such as iridium or ruthenium. You should note that the higher platinum percentage an alloy contains, the higher the cost of your wedding band will be.

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