Monday, 24. August 2009
by Dennis Cohen
Titanium rings don’t have the long history that gold or silver ones do. This is one of the reasons why some people feel awkward giving them on different occasions. It is as though they’re unsure whether this kind of jewelry is fitting or will be appreciated.
There are many different occasions in life that are just perfect for giving titanium rings. It’s exceptionally rare for a gift that’s both beautiful, elegant, and enduring not to be well received. Here are a few of the popular occasions when this kind of jewelry is given.
Many a birthday has been brightened by the gift of a graceful titanium ring. This kind of ring is perfect for birthdays because they are a clear reminder of a particular age and time. Titanium doesn’t fade or dull over time, unlike memories.
Anniversaries are another perfect time for giving a titanium ring. Celebrate the strength of your relationship with a ring that’s equally strong. The symbolism of titanium is ideally suited for anniversaries, no matter how long your relationship has been going on for. Read more... (396 words)
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Wednesday, 19. August 2009
by Dennis Cohen
Since titanium rings are somewhat new to the jewelry scene, many people feel uncomfortable giving them. It’s as though they’re unsure whether the particular occasion warrants such a gift. This is a completely understandable feeling to have.
While there’s really no wrong occasion for titanium rings, some times are more fitting or popular for this kind of jewelry than others. Here are a couple of times when a titanium ring is sure to be appreciated as a well chosen gift.
Many a birthday has been brightened by the gift of a graceful titanium ring. This kind of ring is perfect for birthdays because they are a clear reminder of a particular age and time. Titanium doesn’t fade or dull over time, unlike memories.
Titanium rings are perfect to commemorate anniversaries with. What better way to celebrate happy times than with a beautiful and elegant material. The strength of titanium is a good symbol of the strength of your relationship.
It’s becoming quite common to see titanium rings given during wedding ceremonies. The strength, beauty, and longevity of titanium are great symbols of everything that a marriage is supposed to be and everything that wedding vows represent. Read more... (368 words)
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Wednesday, 8. July 2009
by Edward Jacobsen
Strength and low weight are properties becoming more in demand in our country. Titanium has become the obvious choice for these applications. Racing industries like boats, auto, and motorcycles are rife with titanium parts. Many of the higher end cars like BMW and Mercedes have embraced titanium as a dependable and performance enhancing metal.
Another example of the effectiveness of titanium was the first massive use in the SR-71 blackbird aircraft. Since that time the military and commercial aircraft have an abundance of this metal throughout their aircraft.
Titanium is increasingly used in sporting goods equipment such as golf clubs, tennis rackets and bike frames. My favorite driver is made from titanium and it performs the best of any drivers I have used.
If you have allergy problems then you will appreciate jewelry and glasses that use titanium instead of traditional metals in their construction. Because titanium is hypo-allergenic it will be a problem free item to wear close to your skin.
Do horses prefer titanium? I would say that the answer is yes. When they are fitted with shoes that are made from titanium they are definitely going to feel much lighter and will last much longer. That is why farriers choose them over steel these days. Read more... (375 words)
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Tuesday, 7. July 2009
by Edward Jacobsen
Strength and low weight are properties becoming more in demand in our country. Titanium has become the obvious choice for these applications. Racing industries like boats, auto, and motorcycles are rife with titanium parts. Many of the higher end cars like BMW and Mercedes have embraced titanium as a dependable and performance enhancing metal.
The SR-71 Blackhawk stealth aircraft was the first to use titanium on a large scale. Commercial aircraft and other military planes have huge amounts of this metal in their designs. Titanium really flies these days.
If you are a golfer then you know that titanium is making an impact on sporting goods as well. My Big Bertha Calloway driver is made of titanium and I am hitting the ball farther than ever. Baseball bats and hiking equipment also use a high amount of titanium.
The fact that it is hypoallergenic lends itself to everything from frames for your glasses to fine jewelry and unique wedding bands. Glasses in particular are lighter, and more durable. Great qualities to have in any metal. Read more... (378 words)
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Friday, 3. July 2009
by Edward Jacobsen
Looking for the perfect ring for your loved one? Is price a factor? Whether its a gift or wedding ring, understanding fashion trends and its many choices will certainly open a versatile range of styles. Titanium is one of the strength metals that has come into vogue the last few years and has caught on with the modern man and woman.
I first learned of titanium mens rings when my oldest son picked out a titanium wedding ring with a carbon fiber inlay. At first I was dismayed that he did not go with traditional gold. As I realized, men of his generation were choosing new metals such as tungsten and titanium. I now have two titanium designer rings in my collection, as I prefer the masculine look and quality.
Consider how a stunning ring that is not only priced right but displays the strength of your love or the strength of your character. Imagine a free floating diamond, precious stones imbedded with inlays of various types or polished facets. Designers are expressing creativity in amazing fashion that will promote your individual style. Read more... (464 words)
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Thursday, 2. July 2009
by Edward Jacobsen
The modern man is choosing strength metals as a jewelry choice. It’s the fastest fashion trend among mens jewelry rings and bracelets. Prices make it more affordable and the look and feel is not sacrificed. Many are finding the perfect wedding ring for that special man or woman.
My oldest son chose a titanium wedding ring designed with a carbon fiber inlay. I was impressed with it’s good looks and the masculine, unique style. Although I was expecting him to choose a traditional gold ring, I know he made a good choice for his generation. Because I like the masculine look and style, I have two titanium rings myself.
Consider how a stunning ring that is not only priced right but displays the strength of your love or the strength of your character. Imagine a free floating diamond, precious stones imbedded with inlays of various types or polished facets. Designers are expressing creativity in amazing fashion that will promote your individual style.
Priced lower than gold and platinum, Titanium becomes an easy choice in wedding bands or mens jewelry rings and bracelets. It’s tensile strength makes it one of the hardest amongst the industrial metals. An added benefit is it’s hypoallergenic property. Read more... (442 words)
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Wednesday, 17. June 2009
by Kylie Mayhew
When it comes to jewelry, titanium is usually not the first thing that comes to mind. But it’s big, especially among men. It’s actually one of the fastest growing jewelry industries today.
Titanium, sometimes called the space age metal, is a strong, lightweight and corrosion-resistant material. It’s used in a variety of applications, from industrial and aeronautical equipment to medical and consumer applications. By weight, it’s one of the world’s strongest readily available metals, stronger than aluminum and 45% lighter than steel.
Why use titanium as jewelry? Well, as it turns out, titanium possesses many properties that make it a great material for jewelry. It’s virtually indestructible, making it perfect for everyday use, it’s hypoallergenic, light-weight and last but not least, much more affordable than gold or platinum. So the question is – why not use titanium for jewelry?
As one of the strongest natural metals found on earth, titanium symbolizes strength, power, endurance, boldness and beauty. It’s no wonder why it’s so popular with men.
Titanium is also a good choice for couples who are willing to try something a out of the ordinary. If you want something special for your wedding, why not titanium wedding rings. They are beautiful, trendy, and available for both men and women. Read more... (353 words)
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Monday, 15. June 2009
by Kylie Mayhew
While the first word association to titanium is probably not jewelry, it seems that it is the new hot thing, especially among men. It is the new rising star of jewelry industry, slowly replacing gold and sliver.
What is titanium? Strictly scientifically, titanium is a chemical element with the symbol Ti, atomic number 22 and atomic mass 47.90 amu. It’s one of the strongest readily available metals, as strong as steel, but 45% lighter. Commercially it’s used anywhere where strength and weight are an issue – aerospace applications, automobiles, bicycle frames, etc. It’s also used for medical purposes (surgical instruments, prosthetics) and jewelry.
In many ways titanium is also a great material for jewelry. It’s 100% hypoallergenic, which means it won’t make your skin discolor or become irritated, it’s rust-resistant, strong, lightweight, durable, and very importantly, much less expensive than gold, silver or platinum.
Titanium represents strength and masculinity, it is after all the strongest natural metal in the world. It’s a combination of beauty, strength and durability, which is probably why men like it so much. Read more... (348 words)
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