Custom Titanium Wedding Rings, Matching Wedding Rings and Gold Inlaid Titanium Wedding Rings

A selection of popular and gold inlaid titanium rings that also make perfect matching wedding rings. A few reasons as to why titanium is most suitable for your custom wedding rings in this technological age of jewellery manufacture. Ring sizes are all available in UK and US measurements. All prices include VAT and Guaranteed shipping across the UK and Worldwide. All these beautiful rings can be found in our titanium rings section.

When titanium was first discovered in 1791 no one then would of realised its potential in making jewellery. In fact it wasn't until after one hundred years later that man was even able to mine titanium successfully. These days with modern technology and the correct machinery beautiful titanium rings can be crafted such as this personalised twin finished titanium ring pictured above. Your very own custom titanium ring. Great custom wedding rings at a price you can afford.

In its true form titanium is a grey metal and does look quite dull if its not finished correctly for jewellery. The titanium rings on our site are crafted and finished so they shine and a sheen that therefore reflects a quality that some imports don't possess. Titanium rings can make excellent wedding rings as they can be finished in two differing styles one satin and one polished such as the example pictured above. The polished stripe looks like a silver inlay but infact its just titanium through and through.

Titanium truly is a space age metal. It has been found in meteorites and also moon rocks brought back from the Apollo moon landings. Because of its make up titanium can used to make alloys for our modern day technological age but its use for jewellery is quite new. Our designers are very experienced in machining titanium for wedding rings as featured above with a 9ct gold inlay. The machining allows absolute accuracy when combining titanium with precious metals in order to create beautiful titanium rings.

Titanium has its uses in many fields and none more so especially than in medicine due to its anti corrosive and hypoallergenic properties. Successful implants have been implanted in patients requiring prosthetics such as hip replacements. The making of jewellery really comes into its own with these properties as people who normally have skin reactions from wearing silver or gold can wear titanium safe in the knowledge that they won't suffer from any discomfort especially if its a wedding ring that is to be worn all the time. One such example of these titanium wedding rings is pictured here with a gold inlay.

Titanium is an engineers dream due to the fact it has incredible strength perfect for creating tools and parts for the modern engineering industry. It is has been used in space exploration as parts for rockets and also the space shuttle. Titanium has been utilised for such a broad range of uses and now also jewellery making that it has become one of the definitive metals of our modern age.

When it comes to setting diamonds titanium simply can't be beaten. Diamonds can be tension set in titanium due to its incredible strength. The titanium used for this is know as aircraft grade titanium, a grade of titanium used for such purposes as the manufacture of aeroplane parts. Whilst gold or silver it too soft for tension setting, titanium is strong enough to hold a diamond in place.

One of the reasons that titanium makes such a superb metal of choice for creating jewellery and rings is its excellent properties for surface finishes. Using the correct tooling lustrous satin finishes can be achieved as well as shiny polished surfaces. Combine the two for a very unique titanium ring that looks a whole lot more than it is really worth. The ring pictured here boasts satin a polished surface finishes that give the impression of a valuable precious metal inlay. Our titanium rings make great wedding rings sets.

Titanium has become an increasingly popular metal to create mens jewellery for due to its masculine image used throughout the fashion industry. It is the jewellery of choice for many men also because of its durability for everyday wear. Whilst precious metals such as silver or gold can deteriorate badly titanium will last. Titanium will scratch however, but not wear away in the style that silver does for instance. Pictured above is a silver inlaid titanium wedding ring now ome of our most popular custom wedding rings. The titanium surrounds the silver to protect it from everyday wear.

One of the most unusual properties of titanium is its ability to change colour when subjected to heat treatments. All the colours of the rainbow can be produced and make an interesting option for couples considering titanium for there wedding rings. Once the colour has been introduced to the titanium the result is a ring that is totally coloured all over and by using specialised tooling the colour can be skimmed away to reveal the original titanium underneath. This allows us to create dynamic two tone titanium rings such the one pictured here. The purply blue possesses an iridescent quality when reflecting the light.

Setting diamonds and inlaying gold or silver into a titanium ring is more difficult to do than with a gold or silver ring due to its strength. Specialist industrial tools and machinery are used for these processes. However once complete the titanium ring will last you a lifetime and looks great when its is also finished correctly such as the example of a gold inlaid titanium and diamond wedding ring with a wire brushed finish pictured above.

Titanium has become a useful metal of choice in our technological age but when it was first successfully mind in the nineteenth century its properties weren't fully realised. It is only in quite recent history that the engineering world discovered its amazing uses and in todays jewellery world, engineers are the only crafts people that can work with titanium due to its nature.

With all the above factors that we have described on this page it is very probable that titanium will become more and more popular for jewellery making. Customers appreciate its durability and strength together with its outstanding looks. On top of this add value for money and you will soon see the advantages of titanium over the precious metals for your wedding rings.