Titanium rings are indubitably among the toughest rings ever made. Yet there are several opinions concerning its scratch resistant nature. Because of their durable and tough nature, it is difficult to scratch them and the process of getting them scratched might also take a long time. However, they may to lose their scratch resistant nature and may become vulnerable to scratches over a period of time. Titanium rings can actually be scratched with sandpapers and also with tough materials made of steel. Certainly, titanium rings are reasonably more scratch resistant, durable and tough, compared with other metal rings such as gold, silver and platinum. But still we cannot say that titanium rings are absolutely scratch-free.

Other than its scratch resistant in nature, titanium rings are lighter in weight and harder and more durable than other metals like gold and platinum. They are non reactive to corrosions like sea water, pollution, weather or other corrosive causing materials. With these characteristics, titanium rings maintain its shiny look and appearance for a longer period of time.

Some people want their titanium rings with inlays of silver, gold, wood, precious gemstones or minerals. Others prefer to keep their rings plain. Generally, titanium rings with inlays cost higher than other types. However, one area of concern and care for titanium rings with inlays is that, they will make the less resistant to chemicals and water. Therefore regular polishing and cleaning should be done.

Oftentimes, the finishing pattern of titanium rings provides their durability, shining appearance, and luster. Brushed titanium rings appear like steel and are less reflective in nature. Hammered titanium rings are durable and often have multi-directional indents. Polished titanium rings shine a lot than the other finishing patterns. The matte finished might be an ideal choice if you want the most durable titanium rings.