One of the big drawbacks on titanium jewelry is not everybody can cut it off. Because it is titanium and most of the saws at the hospitals can't cut it off. A few people have lost their fingers because of that material.
It's not something that when I sell one I let them know. I don't sell the real lightweight ones. I sell heavier ones. And it would take a truck to smash the ring. You would have to hit it with the huge hammer in a perfect position to get it to bend because it will not bend. The lighter weight ones are the problems. They have bent on the finger and then people can't cut it off. Other than that, titanium jewelry is fashionable. The titanium ring will last a million years. It's a forever stone. Platinum will last 300-400 years. Titanium is indefinite. It doesn't have any wear on it. I have seen rings that are five years old but don't have any wear at all on them. They just have that scrape thing that I don't like.
They do not get scratched off much. They are extremely hard. We make some rings and some material called cobalt chrome. It looks like chrome on your car. It's just bright white and very shiny but it's extremely hard. I wore one for a month and no scratches, nothing.
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