- Is titanium steel good for a wedding ring?
- It is durable and cheap to replace, and it resists tarnish and scratches. It is not a precious metal, so it cannot be resized and has no resale value. Many couples use it as a travel or backup band.
- How do I pick the right size?
- Measure your finger at the end of the day, when it is largest, and check against a ring you already own. Because the band cannot be resized, size up if you are between sizes or have wide knuckles.
- Will it turn my finger green?
- Titanium steel is a stainless alloy, so it does not react like copper or brass rings and should not leave a green mark. Some people still react to trace nickel in stainless steel, so stop wearing it if irritation appears.
- Can I wear it in water?
- Yes, it handles hand washing and showers without rusting. Take it off for swimming in chlorinated or salt water and for heavy lifting, since the finish can dull over time.
- Does the scale pattern feel rough on the skin?
- The texture is on the outside of the band, so the inside stays smooth against your finger. The raised edges can catch on hair or knitwear until the ring settles into your hand.
- Is it a men's or women's ring?
- Both. The sizes run from 5 to 14 and the vintage scale design is unisex, which is why it is often bought as a matching pair.
- Where is the Basilisk Scale Wedding Ring cheapest?
- At Deal.ai, for $1.44, as of our latest check.