Titanium

TITANIUM was first discovered in Cornwall , England in 1791. But it wasn't named until 1795 as TITANIUM, after the mythological sons of the Earth, the Titans.
In 1910 TITANIUM was finally isolated to a 99.9% purity. Later that century William Justin Kroll found a way to produce TITANIUM commercially and by the end of the World War Two its importance was established. Titanium is incredibly hard, but lightweight and resistant to corrosion. It was used initially in Aerospace and Medical Engineering fields. Titanium is relatively new in jewelry industry and its popularity is growing quickly. The strength of pure TITANIUM means that rings must be forced out of a solid block of metal. Because TITANIUM is a natural element it is hypoallergenic so it will not react with even the most sensitive of skins. We have designed this beautiful metal into some unique and desirable jewelry and its versatility means you have a choice of finishes. Since this metal is lightweight compared to Gold & Silver it opens up further options as far as design is, and hence it is also heat resistant, it reflects body temperature so it feels very comfortable to touch and hold. TITANIUM could be described as hard and yet soft touch, malleable, cold and yet warm. With these kind of properties we can ensure a perfect setting for any Diamonds and will give years of pleasure for anyone who owns this jewelry.