Titanium Jewelry

Overview of Titanium jewelry

• Symbol of Women's Spirit:
  • Titanium (Ti) – a silver-gray metal
  • Density: 4.5g/cubic centimeter
  • Melting point: 1668°C
  • Lightweight yet tough
  • Represents the lightness, beauty, and resilience of urban women.
• Symbol of Men's Spirit:
  • Discovered by German scientist Klaproth in 1795 during the study of rutile.
  • Named after the Titans in Greek mythology.
  • “Titan Spirit” signifies courage and perseverance.
  • Natural strength and resilience akin to Titans, embodying the spirit of urban men.
• Symbol of Love:
  • Titanium is highly corrosion-resistant.
  • Does not tarnish like silver, maintaining its color for a lifetime at room temperature.
  • Couple jewelry symbolizes fidelity, loyalty, and constancy in love.
• Biocompatibility and Safety:
  • Titanium implants can be safely implanted in the human body for long periods.
  • Exhibits remarkable biocompatibility and stability.
  • No adverse effects on the skin, nerves, or taste.
  • Often referred to as a “biocompatible metal.”
  • Preferred choice for individuals prone to skin allergies.

identifying pure titanium jewelry

the key factors to consider are overall weight and craftsmanship. Craftsmanship can be assessed visually, and there are several methods to evaluate purity:

1. Weight:
   • Pure titanium is a lightweight precious metal.
   • Titanium weighs about half as much as steel of the same volume, and less than half as much as silver.
   • It feels very lightweight to the touch.
2. Magnetism:
   • Pure titanium is not magnetic.
   • If the jewelry exhibits magnetism, it is definitely not pure titanium.
3. Handcrafted Testing Method:
   • Use the jewelry to forcefully scratch ceramic ware.
   • Ceramic ware will leave deep black marks.
   • The deeper the mark, the higher the purity.
   • This mark cannot be removed even with an eraser, making it one of the most effective handcrafted testing methods.