Titanium
Titanium rings
Titanium at about a third of the reference density of 18ct yellow gold. Plain, inlaid or laser cut to order, with the exact grade and finish checked on the ring rather than assumed across the range.
33 rings · made to order in your size · engraving included
Plain titanium
The lightest ring we make, and the simplest.
Wood inlay
Real wood, set into a titanium channel.
Gold line, titanium
Solid gold inlaid down the centre of brushed titanium.
Rose line, titanium
Solid 9ct rose gold down the centre of brushed titanium.
Faceted, titanium
Cut into ten flat planes rather than a curve.
Celtic
A continuous knot, cut rather than printed.
Fingerprint
Their actual fingerprint, laser cut into the band.
Diamond set, titanium
One small diamond, flush set into brushed titanium.
Runes, titanium
Norse runes cut around the band.
Ogham, titanium
Ancient Irish script, cut as lines across the band.
Aztec, titanium
A dense Aztec pattern cut around the whole band.
Koi, titanium
Koi carp swimming around the band, cut into titanium.
Wildflowers, diamond set
Flowers cut around the band, with one diamond set among them.
Trinity knots, gold inlay
Trinity knots cut through a solid gold inlay.
Twin gold lines, titanium
Two fine lines of solid gold, set into brushed titanium.
Rose gold line, offset
A rose gold line set off centre, with a groove beside it.
Three diamonds, titanium
Three diamonds in a row, flush set in polished titanium.
Gold line, three diamonds
Three diamonds set into a solid gold line.
Hammered titanium, diamond set
Hand hammered titanium with one flush set diamond.
Platinum line, titanium
A line of solid platinum set into brushed titanium.
Rose and yellow gold inlay
Two golds side by side in one wide inlay.
Wide gold inlay, titanium
Three millimetres of solid gold down the centre.
Hammered gold inlay, titanium
A wide gold inlay, hammered by hand.
Twin platinum lines, titanium
Two fine lines of platinum, set into titanium.
Celtic, gold lines
Celtic knotwork between two solid gold lines, on a broad band.
White and rose gold lines
One white gold line and one rose, side by side.
Dashed white gold line, titanium
A white gold line, broken into dashes.
Hammered titanium
Hand hammered titanium, nothing else.
Crossing lines, titanium
Curved lines cross and recross around the band.
Ribbed, titanium
Fine grooves the whole way round.
Twin lines, titanium
Two polished lines across satin titanium.
Chevrons, titanium
A run of chevrons cut into the band.
Morse code, titanium
Your words in Morse code, cut into titanium.
At a glance
Titanium rings, metal by metal
33 bands in 2 metals. The least expensive is the plain titanium at £165. The widest go to 10mm. 12 cost under £300, 25 cost under £500.
| Metal | Rings | Price | Widths | Surface | 6mm band, est. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Titanium | 19 | £165 to £595 | 4 to 10mm | Mohs 6 | 2.2g |
| Titanium with a precious inlay | 14 | £385 to £795 | 4 to 10mm | Mohs 6 | 2.2g |
Prices include UK delivery and engraving. Weights are estimates for a plain 6mm band at UK size N with a 1.6mm wall (how they are worked out); the solid gold bands carry the maker's own weight on each ring's page. Surface hardness is on the Mohs scale, where a higher number resists fine scratches better.
Titanium is the metal for anyone who has never worn a ring and is not sure they will like the feel of one. At about 4.5 grams per cubic centimetre it is under a third of the reference density of 18ct yellow gold. The plain band is the lightest and least expensive ring we make. GETi says most of its designs use Grade 2 and its tension-set designs use higher-tensile Grade 5, so we do not apply one aerospace-grade claim to the whole range.
Made to order, titanium takes an inlay better than any precious metal: a flush strip of solid 9ct gold, a channel of stabilised hardwood, a diamond set level with the surface, or laser cut work, from a Celtic knot to your own fingerprint at real depth in the metal. Titanium cannot be resized by a high street jeweller, though many designs can go back to the workshop.
Work it out before you order
About titanium rings
- Is titanium a good metal for a wedding ring?
- It can be if you want a very light ring and accept its trade-offs. Titanium can show fine surface marks, and GETi says its Grade 5 has higher tensile strength but no more scratch resistance than Grade 2. Check the exact grade, finish and resizing options of the design you are buying.
- Can a titanium ring be resized?
- Not by a local jeweller. Many designs can be resized by the workshop that made them, at a charge and with an assessment first. Measure carefully before you order.
- Is titanium hallmarked?
- No. Hallmarking applies to precious metals. Where a titanium ring carries a solid gold inlay, the gold component is hallmarked at the Birmingham Assay Office.