Titanium Diamond Engagement Rings

The contemporary use of Titanium in engagement rings

The metal titanium is a rather recent metal and wasn’t applied to jewelry until the mid 1990s; however this metal makes for a unique metal which is naturally strong and durable. It yields a vastly different tone to contemporary engagement ring styles because it’s a newer form of metal.   Because of the properties of titanium alloyed metals to include the non allergic qualities that work with any skin alkaline levels it has become the next popular metal to platinum and white gold.  The popularity is especially high for men who prefer titanium engagement rings sets over white gold or silver. 

The element of titanium is the most widely found substances it properties are found in practically every living organism and some non living organism such as the ash from coal and meteorites.  Even the moon and the sun have trace elements of the titanium element which increases the popularity of its strength and virtually indestructible.  In addition to its obvious advantages titanium engagement rings do not decay and are resistant to most destructive elements such as saltwater.  However what makes the titanium engagement ring well-liked by couples with very sensitive skin is titanium metals are hypoallergenic and do not cause skin irritations after prolong periods of wear. 

While titanium metal is the most recommended metal for tension set engagement rings it is more notable as the popular choice metal among men’s engagement rings.  Many men will select the titanium metal when available in most ring styles over white gold and silver.   While Platinum is still a popular choice among men and women alike it is still one of more expensive metals.  Not to mention titanium can come in more versatile colors such as Black which is very popular, blue, and purple and make a great accent band for any color of stone.

However the attractive features may seem with titanium it still has its limitation, specifically due to its durability it isn’t as easy to mold or shape and certain settings do not work with this metal.  However more popular for the free floating or stone suspension capabilities, it can not be easily altered as other metals can.  Nor can it yield the more complex filigree patterns.   Yet the simplicity of its accompanied by its strength and durability the titanium engagement ring will remain a big hit among men more so than women as a choice in the best engagement ring.