(Sold Out) Titanium 8MM Smooth Half Dome Ring for $8.98 Shipped

Decades ago when I got married, titanium rings were incredibly rare and cost hundreds of dollars. They were turned from solid blocks of titanium, and the tooling to make them had to be custom made. There were only a few jewelers in the world who made rings out of titanium, and they were all in New Zealand. I almost had my wedding ring made out of titanium, but it would have cost even more than platinum, so I went with a much more traditional gold wedding ring instead. Glad I did. It would really bug me if my $600 wedding ring could now be had for less than nine bucks shipped! Still, I've always liked the idea of an indestructible ring. I always had this dream of something super-heavy falling on my hand, and having my hand/fingers saved by the titanium ring :). I'll have to grab one of these.
 
Shiftlock said:
Decades ago when I got married, titanium rings were incredibly rare and cost hundreds of dollars. They were turned from solid blocks of titanium, and the tooling to make them had to be custom made. There were only a few jewelers in the world who made rings out of titanium, and they were all in New Zealand. I almost had my wedding ring made out of titanium, but it would have cost even more than platinum, so I went with a much more traditional gold wedding ring instead. Glad I did. It would really bug me if my $600 wedding ring could now be had for less than nine bucks shipped! Still, I've always liked the idea of an indestructible ring. I always had this dream of something super-heavy falling on my hand, and having my hand/fingers saved by the titanium ring :). I'll have to grab one of these.
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Although I can tell you I'm glad I no longer wear it I once wore one of those Titanium rings you speak of. Of those I've seen none were so very plain. I am however so so very glad that I had a Titanium wedding ring, Note the structrual integrity; it saved me from cutting of at least one finger in a car door that was slammed by my son, at the time 11 years old and hungry. It was worth every penny. I went to a place called Rings Forever . Com and they put a product out I hadn't seen elsewhere and it was just a small mom and pop shop at the time.
 
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