Titanium ruby ring designs are available for as little as $150 through Titanium Era, where the genuine rubies are tensions et in solid titanium bands. Choose high polished or brushed finishes, wide bands or thin delicate styles. Select genuine gemstones and hand carved titanium rings that come in unique Celtic or antique and engraved styles that are better quality than sterling silver, lighter than steel and more durable than white gold while still being almost half the price of platinum.
How Much do Titanium Ruby Rings Cost?
Multiple bezel set stones cost only about $200 to $300 and simple Kanji rings with a ruby accent and an engraved Chinese or Japanese character cost only $300. Large ruby rings with wide polished bands can be as little as $250 or as much as $600, and ladies titanium ruby ring designs are less because the bands are usually more delicate. Go all out with creations like the titanium Era Ruby Pegasus that has twenty rubies, AA quality, peppered all over a 5 mm titanium band and it will cost you just over $900. or stay a little conservative and chose from a wide selection of hand carved titanium rings, like the Ruby Aftonita that has a delicate carved motif around the band and a round AA ruby for just under $470. Not affordable enough? Then try the titanium ruby ring collection with smaller gems like a Tolmezitta 4mm band with a .03 ctw for under $250 or a Ruby Angelica for just $150 and that one has 3 genuine stones.
Hand Craved Rings in Titanium
Intricately hand carved rings start at just over $550 through Titanium Era, but these pieces are inlaid with gold or platinum and simply must be seen to understand how gorgeously crafted they are. The motifs are delicate yet sculpted with bold lines that aren’t just light etchings or laser motifs. These are chiseled and honed into works of art….but, wait….why gold and platinum for the inlays? Because titanium is very hard and difficult to engrave with anything but lasers, so what Titanium Era has done is ingenious. They have created beautiful titanium bands and inlaid a central band of gold or platinum or a specific area that is then engraved by hand. The result is actually much better than if it were solid titanium or any one metal, because there is s contrast that enhances the depth of the detailed engravings and carvings and a three dimensional feeling to each piece. There are Maya and Aztec designs and traditional leaf and scrolls as well as waves and knots and floral designs and geometric shapes that are modern yet rich in texture. You can choose the titanium portion be polished to a sheen or brushed to have a more satin look, you can also select the grade of titanium you prefer, from 6-4 aircraft grade titanium to 6-6-2 which one of the hardest grade of titanium available for jewelry.