Titanium tension set rings are a great option for wedding bands or any other lifelong keepsake because they are much stronger than conventional metal bands and will keep their original shape forever. Tension set rings with stones are also special in that the gem is held in place by a unique pressure system that never weakens. Thus, you never have to worry about valuable jewels falling out of your ring.
We use two techniques in the creation of our titanium stone set rings
Direct Setting and Tension Setting.
Direct setting.
Direct setting is one of the most secure stone setting techniques. The stone is placed directly into the titanium, and the metal is pushed down, forming itself all around stone. In the finished setting, the stone is flush with the surface of the ring, creating a nice clean edge around it. Direct set gemstones provide a smooth setting, making them less likely to get snagged on hair or clothing.
Tension setting.
Tension settings hold the gem on two sides with constant pressure. The entire ring acts as a spring. Because titanium is much stronger than traditional metals, such as platinum or gold, it holds the stone securely with less bulk, so the ring is not heavy to wear. In comparison, gold or platinum tension rings use more metal to beef up the ring. Titanium tension rings will not only hold your stones securely and resist any sort of wear, but they also showcase prized gems in a brilliant way. With tension settings, you can see the entire side of the gem. Since tension set stones are not covered as fully as most gems in conventional metal settings, more light can shine through. As a result, the brilliance and sparkle of your stone will be unparalleled.
In addition, there are a wide variety of styles to choose from in this gorgeous metal. Our collection includes precious stones such as diamonds, rubies, sapphires, and other popular gems.
With the durability, beauty, and uniqueness of titanium stone set rings, you can be sure that your wedding band or special ring will look just as beautiful years later as the day it was first slipped on your finger.












