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Group of tungsten carbide rings Tungsten carbide rings Group of example platinum and titanium rings Platinum and titanium rings Group of titanium rings Titanium rings two examples of titanium rings inlayed with various other metals Titanium rings with inlays

The hardest of all the metals these rings will last a life time

Combining the beauty of Platinum and durability of Titanium

These rings have a huge variety of finishes on what is a very hard wearing metal

The standard titanium rings are inlayed with gold and silver to produce a stunning finish

Group of black zironium wedding rings Black zirconium rings Group of zirconium rings with colour anodised surfaces Coloured zirconium rings Group image of stainless steel rings High grade steel rings Group of plain titanium rings Polished titanium alloy rings

Zirconium rings anodised surfaces. The anodising is done in any colour

Zirconium rings with the protective zirconium scratch resistant surface

Contemporary designed high grade stainless steel rings

High grade titanium alloy Available in 8 profiles, 8 widths and 3 depths

Titanium and Tungsten

Titanium, Zirconium and Tungsten Carbide are three very tough metals/metal alloys. Alongside diamond, tungsten carbide is one of the hardest materials known to man. Rings made from tungsten carbide are extremely hard wearing and resistant to scratching. With a density only slightly lower than that of Platinum, tungsten rings are relatively heavy when worn.

Titanium has very different physical characteristics to tungsten - it is much lighter and polishes up to a very high mirror finish. Despite these differences, the rings remain very hard wearing. Certainly one to consider for those with tough jobs.

Zirconium is one of out latest additions to our range. A sister metal to titanium (and similar in weight), zirconium has some very interesting characteristics. When heat treated, the zirconium metal forms a very hard, protective layer. Due to zirconium's exotic characteristics, it is more commonly used in nuclear reactors and on space vehicles for thermal protection. Again, another metal to seriously consider for those of you worried about damaging your ring.

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