A Mens Pure Titanium and Black twisted wire Link Bracelet

 Matt and Polished finish

Width 12 mm

Length 22.5 cm

Weight 26 Gr.

Lightweight, durable and stylish, titanium is a must-have metal for men.

Pure titanium metal is as beautiful as it is practical and this new range mixes uncoloured titanium with other precious metals to create stunning designs, textures and colours. Titanium is as strong as steel but much lighter, twice as strong as aluminium and almost as resistant to corrosion as platinum. It also posses hypoallergenic properties and is actually used in hip joint replacements.

Titanium is actually an abundant element on earth but was not discovered until 1791 and it would be another hundred years after that before it was possible to isolate the metal. Titanium has even been detected in meteorites and in the moon rocks brought back from the Apollo missions. Titanium minerals are quite common. The metal has a low density, good strength, is easily fabricated, and has excellent corrosion resistance. In industry the uses for titanium are many because of its resistance to corrosion even from salt water, alkalis and acids and even corrosive gases. As well as corrosion resistant and Titanium is also physiologically inert and hypoallergenic with a very high strength to weight ratio. These desirable properties make Titanium an ideal metal for a range of uses that has lead to a huge rise in popularity of this metal. Titanium also has very high strength to weight ratio and it is much utilised in demanding applications such as in the aerospace industry. The use of Titanium has made space exploration possible and the earlier rockets such as Mercury, Apollo and Gemini were all made largely of this metal. The Space Shuttle also has many parts made from Titanium as have many jet fighters, submarines, ships and tanks. Titanium is also used extensively in the field of medicine and in particular for prosthetic implants such as hip and knee replacements. Aircraft grade titanium is also now very popular in the jewellery trade and has found favour particularly in the manufacture of men’s jewellery because of its hard wearing and hypoallergenic properties. The durability, strength and looks of titanium will ensure that it continues to grow in popularity as a metal in the manufacture of jewellery and in particular for the making