Plated Titanium Steel Ring | Gold / 6 100500180451504

How to measure

Two simple ways to get the right size: measure your finger or measure a ring that already fits.

1. Measure your finger (recommended)

1. Use a non-stretch string, thin strip of paper or dental floss. Wrap it snugly around the base of the finger where the ring will sit.
2. Mark the spot where the string overlaps, then measure the marked length with a ruler in millimetres (mm). That is the inner circumference of the ring.
3. Compare the measured circumference to the size chart below to find the closest size. If your knuckle is larger than the base of your finger, measure both and choose a size that slides comfortably over the knuckle but fits snugly at the base.
4. Tips: measure at the end of the day when fingers are warm; avoid measuring when cold (fingers shrink). If between sizes, choose the larger one for comfort.

2. Measure an existing ring

1. Lay the ring flat and measure the inner diameter (across the inside of the band) in millimetres using a caliper or a ruler.
2. Match the inner diameter to the table below to find the equivalent size.
3. Make sure you measure the inside edge to inside edge (not outer edge).

How to measure band width and thickness

• Band width: measure across the face of the band (the visible band) in mm — common widths are 2–10mm.
• Band thickness: measure cross-section thickness (typically 1–2mm for many steel/titanium bands).

Note: sizes and conversions are approximate. For an exact fit consider a jeweller's sizing service or a digital ring sizer.

Materials & finish

What "Plated Titanium Steel" typically means and what to expect:

• Base metal: usually a durable stainless steel alloy (commonly 316L or similar) chosen for strength and corrosion resistance.
• Surface finish / plating: a thin titanium-based coating (often applied by PVD—Physical Vapor Deposition—or ion plating) gives color, added hardness and improved scratch resistance compared with traditional plating.
• Properties: robust, lightweight relative to many precious metals, corrosion- and tarnish-resistant. PVD titanium finishes are highly durable but can wear over time at high-friction contact points.
• Hypoallergenic notes: titanium itself is hypoallergenic. Stainless steel of good grades (e.g., 316L) is low-allergy but may contain small amounts of nickel—most wearers tolerate it well. If you have a known metal allergy, choose explicitly hypoallergenic materials.
• Magnetism: titanium is non-magnetic; stainless steel may show slight magnetic attraction depending on the alloy.

Model information

Design

Classic unisex band with plated titanium finish — available in polished, brushed or matte surfaces depending on the model.

Profile & fit

Comfort-fit interior (gently rounded inside) for easy on/off and comfortable all-day wear.

Typical widths

Common widths range from 4 mm (slim) to 8 mm (statement). Exact width for this listing is shown on the product options.

Thickness & weight

Thickness and weight vary by width and size; plated titanium steel bands are generally lightweight and solid-feeling, suitable for daily wear.

Finish options

Available in several plated colors (e.g., silver, black, rose/gold tones when offered) — plating creates the color and surface effect.

Packaging

Ships in protective packaging (pouch or box) to help protect the finish in transit.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Simple care extends the life and appearance of plated titanium steel rings:

• Clean regularly with warm water and a drop of gentle dish soap. Use a soft toothbrush to remove debris, rinse well and dry thoroughly with a soft, lint-free cloth.
• Polish gently with a microfiber or jewelry polishing cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or scouring pads — they can wear the plating.
• Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals (bleach, chlorine, household cleaners, acetone), perfumes, lotions and prolonged salt water contact to reduce plating wear.
• Remove the ring for heavy manual work, weightlifting, gardening or activities that produce repeated abrasion or impact.
• Store separately in a pouch or box to prevent scratches from other jewelry and to limit exposure to humidity.
• If the plated finish shows signs of wear, a jeweller can often re-plate the piece to restore original appearance.
• Avoid ultrasonic cleaners and steam cleaning — these can damage plating and finishes.

Style Tips

• For everyday minimal style choose a narrower band (2–5 mm); for a bold statement or men's wedding band look, choose 6–8 mm.
• Brushed or matte finishes pair well with casual and workwear; polished finishes elevate formal or evening looks.
• Black or darker titanium finishes look modern with leather accessories and monochrome outfits; warm gold/rose tones pair best with warm-colour palettes and earth tones.
• Mix metals intentionally: polished plated titanium steel can be stacked with thin gold or silver bands for a contemporary mixed-metal look.
• When stacking, vary textures (smooth + hammered + matte) and widths for visual balance — thinner bands work well stacked alongside a wider plated band.
• For wedding sets, match the finish (polished vs. brushed) across rings for a coordinated look.