Men's Gold Ring - The Past, Present and Future

A mens gold ring has been the same band of gold and alloys for a very long time. The ring your grandfather wore is likely almost indistinguishable from the band on your father's finger. Tradition is a wonderful thing, for those who choose to embrace it. But being forced into a traditional style, simply by a lack of any other selection, is mens ring gold  not the ideal way to make a choice. Thankfully, today's selection of rings is much more varied than at any other time in the history of men's jewellery. Here are three selections that move between the past and the future:

Plain gold band. Again, this is the traditional favorite. While some people will insist that you cannot go wrong with the simplest and yet one of the more expensive options, it should be noted that gold does not provide the ideal choice for every man. If you do a lot of hard labor, or work with your hands, a gold ring can easily become scratched, dented or damaged. And someone who is new to wearing jewellery should check to make sure that their skin does not react poorly to the other alloys present in a gold ring. A negative reaction to these alloys may cause discolorations of the touching skin surfaces at best, and more bothersome allergic reactions for more sensitive persons.

Combination gold/titanium band. This is the bridge between the old and the new - a perfect way to acknowledge the past, while embracing the future. The presence of gold bands can give a ring added value, both monetarily and in sentiment. Balancing that is the titanium bands, indian gold jewellery  which provide a strong, lightweight counter to the softer gold. These rings are less likely to warp and bend to the shape of your finger as the years go by.

Titanium band. This is the ideal ring for a man who is not afraid to forge his own path in life. While some may scoff and tell him that titanium is not precious enough to be a ring material, a smart man will ignore them. Titanium is a wonderful metal for a man - strong without being bulky, light without being weak, inexpensive without being cheap and customizable without being gaudy. Is it better than a mens gold ring? Or is a hybrid of the two truly the best of both worlds? The answer 22ct gold jewellery depends on the man whose hand the ring will rest. No one can tell him what will work best for him. All are suitable choices, but one will truly reflect his personality, if he takes the time to select carefully and honestly.

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