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Titanium Wedding Bands - The Hottest Jewelry on the Planet is Titanium ...

Titanium (namely Ti on the periodic table) is known for its strength, durability, and lightweight.

Titanium wedding bands have unique characteristics making titanium the ideal metal for jewelry. It has a silver-grayish color close to white, and is said to be one of the hardest metal in the world; much stronger and resistant than gold and platinum. Due to their durability and lightweightness, titanium wedding bands can be very comfortably worn. Titanium has a decreased tendency to provoke allergic reactions, or discolorations. Lastly, titanium wedding bands do not tarnish like silver nor disfigure like gold and platinum. Titanium jewelry is light, durable, hypoallergenic, and the latest trend in jewelry fashion!

Characteristics of a Titanium Wedding Bands

Outstanding corrosion resistance
Resistance to water
Excellent erosion resistance
Superior strength-to-weight ratios
Non-magnetic
Hypoallergenic

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Before You Buy Titanium Wedding Bands

Due to the incredible strength and durability of titanium wedding bands , cutting and shaping the band is often intricate work (compared to gold and platinum). Because of titanium's unique resilient nature, it is very difficult to resize titanium wedding bands ; therefore, great care must be taken when sizing your finger. Please inform the jeweler the approximate width of your wedding bands. A person can wear up to half to one size larger for wider titanium wedding bands.

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History of Titanium

Titanium is named after the "Titans", (the sons of the Earth goddess in Greek mythology). Titanium was discovered by Reverend William Gregor in 1791. Several years later, the element was rediscovered in the ore rutile by a German chemist, Klaproth. The pure elemental metal was not made until 1910 by Matthew A. Hunter. Titanium's unique properties make it a very favorable material for jewelry applications. Titanium is a noble substance very resistance to corrosion and other reactions. It's outstanding strength-to-weight ratios results in feather light titanium jewelry products which are very comfortable to wear. The most produced type of titanium jewelry is the titanium band .

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