Titanium vs. Tungsten: Which Metal is Right for You?

The Case for Titanium: The "Barely There" Feel

If you aren't used to wearing jewelry, titanium is your best friend. It is remarkably lightweight—about 40% lighter than steel—meaning you’ll likely forget you’re even wearing it. It is also completely shatter-proof; if it takes a hard hit, it will bend rather than snap.

The Case for Tungsten: The Permanent Polish

Tungsten is the "heavyweight champion" of the jewelry world. It is one of the hardest materials on earth. Because it is so hard, it stays polished forever. You can wear it for a decade, and it will likely look as brand new as the day you bought it. Just be careful not to drop it on tile or hit it on a hard surface, because the hardness makes it brittle!

The Golden Rule: Get the Right Fit

Because titanium and tungsten are so incredibly hard, they cannot be resized like traditional gold or silver rings. Once the ring is forged, the size is permanent.

Our Worry-Free Guarantee: Don’t stress about getting the perfect measurement on the first try. To ensure you have a ring that fits comfortably, we offer size exchanges within 60 days of purchase if your size isn't quite right.

Which One Should You Choose?

• Choose Titanium if: You have sensitive skin, want a weightless feel, or need a ring that can handle "crush" impact without breaking.

• Choose Tungsten if: You love a heavy, premium feel and want a ring that is virtually impossible to scratch. Because it’s crafted more like a ceramic, it holds its shape perfectly until it simply can't anymore. In those rare moments of stress, it’s designed to safely shatter into pieces rather than deforming, which can actually help keep your finger tucked away from harm.