About Titanium

The word Titanium comes from the Titans of Greek mythology who were known for their superior strength. Titanium naturally is a platinum grey color. After applying heat or electricity it becomes a brilliant white metal in its purest form. It also holds refractive properties which means it can be easily manipulated into other colors. Titanium is lighter than steel but just as strong, which is why it’s the metal of choice in space shuttles. (85% of the space shuttle’s structure is Titanium.) It is also the most widely used metal in surgical implants and surgical tools.

Titanium Fun Facts:

Discovered in the 1700’s but named in the 1900’s.
It is the 9th most abundant element on earth.
Titanium’s atomic number is 22, with an atomic weight of 47.9.
It has a melting point of 3020 F and a boiling point of 5949 F.
It has the highest strength to weight ratio of ANY known element.
Titanium can only be created by a Supernova, the largest cosmic.. .. ... explosion of a celestial star.
Titanium is best known for its strength and durability.
Titanium is inert, and is the most human friendly element known to man because it will not react to any chemistry except for hydrofluoric acid. This means it will not react to any human acids, chlorine, or detergents.

Titanium Jewelry Features

Titanium is 100% hypoallergenic. Anyone can wear Titanium without any fear of a reaction. It’s a perfect choice for those with sensitive skin or who have had problems wearing other metals.
Titanium is lightweight, which makes it attractive to men who don’t like heavy jewelry.
Its strength and durability means that it can withstand the aggressive and fast-paced lifestyle of the active man.
Titanium will not rust, tarnish, gouge or deform; it wears better than any other metal in jewelry.
When diamonds are set in a Titanium mounting you need not fear that the diamond will ever pop out, because it’s being held by a metal that is stronger than Gold, Silver, or Platinum.
Wearing Titanium jewelry signifies that you are a leading, cutting edge, contemporary man.

Titanium Jewelry Questions

·Q-Can a Titanium ring be cut off of a finger?

Yes! A Titanium ring can be cut off and the finger will be safe. Because it is thicker, stronger, and harder than other metals in jewelry it will simply take twice as long to cut the ring off.

·Q-Can a Titanium ring be sized?

Yes, but not easily and only by a professional Titanium manufacturer. In addition, it can only be sized 1/2 to 1 size. For your convenience, REVV™ is offered in half sizes from 8.5 to 13.

·Q- Can a Titanium ring be engraved?

Yes, it can be engraved using most conventional engraving methods. Even though the engraving will not be as deep, it will outlast the engraving in any other metal used in jewelry.

·Q- How do you clean Titanium?

With any non-abrasive soap or cleaner.