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When you're in the market for a symbol of your marriage, consider men's titanium wedding rings. Of all the different choices available, this metal is the most modern choice you could make. But titanium is certainly the ring of choice for those who not only want a ring that can be passed on to future generations, but one that future generations would be able to appreciate, not as an antique, but as a fine piece of jewelery. But why select titanium over other metals?
Gold, for example, is certainly a solid choice for a wedding band. It is traditional, easy to buy, and holds its value well. It is what is expected when you say "wedding band", and most married people you know probably have gold rings on their fingers. So what's wrong with gold? Absolutely nothing. For some people, gold is the best choice. But not for everyone. If you have ever had a skin reaction to gold or the alloys it contains, you might be better off with a hypoallergenic metal like titanium. If you do not want to have to recoat your rings on a yearly basis like you have to do with white gold, again, titanium is a better choice. And if you worry about everyday impacts doing inadvertent damage to your ring, then the strength of titanium is certainly something you bought to strict consider.
Silver is the next metal people usually think of when they talk about wedding bands. It is less traditional than gold or white gold, but still very acceptable. The problem with silver, however, is tarnish. Silver tend to require a lot of care and attention to keep it looking its best – if you are not willing to invest the time and effort on a regular basis to keep your silver looking great, you should consider the relatively carefree alternatives that titanium offers.
Titanium is not some sort of super metal. There are benefits and downsides to having men's titanium wedding rings, to be sure. But if you are looking for a strong ring that will not dent or easily scratch; a ring that will not require constant cleaning or replating; and a ring that will be light on your finger and on your wallet, then you should consider the benefits of titanium. It will provide you with a wedding band that you will be proud to wear for years to come.
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Source by J Francis Nelson
