Titanium is becoming popular for designing wedding bands due to its durability, affordability and the gun-metal color. Titanium's unique properties make it an excellent choice for a wedding band. It is also distinctive from the traditional gold or silver. Titanium is lightweight and weighs about a third less than gold.

Designs can be engraved on the metal or diamonds and other precious stones can be set. A process called "tension-setting" is used to set stones. This ensures that the stones are set properly and look prominent. Titanium blends well as an alloy with metals such as gold and platinum, because of which it can be used to create various designs. Titanium can also be combined with Celtic designs to add to the beauty. As with other metals, it wears with use and the bands may show scrapes. However, when polished, it lends shine to the metal. This can be done to make the ring look new and dazzling. Titanium has an advantage over other metals since it does not cause any allergy or discoloration to the skin.

It is not a precious metal, which makes it more durable and resistant than other precious metals. Men as well as women can look around various jewelry stores to see the different designs available. Titanium rings are made from solid bars of the metal, thus resulting in a seamless band. Due to its strength, this metal is more durable and hence rings cannot be resized. As such, care should be taken that the right size is provided to the jeweler. Titanium bands are more costly because of the skilled labor involved. Wedding bands made of titanium are a good buy and come in different stone-settings, designs that are a value for money proposition.