Combining strength and style, our titanium wedding bands symbolise a union fortified by a commitment that stands the test of time. Explore this collection and more in our full range of wedding rings.
Combining strength and style, our titanium wedding bands symbolise a union fortified by a commitment that stands the test of time. Explore this collection and more in our full range of wedding rings.
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Meet the talented team at Larsen Jewellery who turn your ideas into stunning pieces.
With decades of hands-on experience, our creative team are leading the way in Australian jewellery craftsmanship.
Not sure where to start? Our talented jewellers can walk you through everything you need to know in a 1-on-1 consultation, or you can read our helpful wedding ring guide online.
Prized for their lightness, strength and striking natural grey colour, both titanium and zirconium metals can make men’s wedding rings that are perfectly suited to a lifetime of wear. Both are extremely hard-wearing, with titanium known as one of the hardest metals on earth, while heat-treated zirconium forms a tough outer layer that becomes highly damage-resistant. In both cases, you’ll find a unique combination of dark, polished good looks, elegant simplicity and durability that will let you wear your wedding ring every day.
While titanium and zirconium rings are only able to be made by machine (and not by hand), we offer a broad range of designs and styles available in these two exceptional metals. If you’re looking for a specific style of titanium or zirconium wedding band, we encourage you to speak with one of our in-house jewellery designers about the options available.
Titanium is extremely durable, and as such is a popular choice for men’s wedding rings. Titanium is a very lightweight metal and has a natural grey colour. It is a more affordable metal option compared to gold or platinum because it is not considered a precious metal.
Zirconium is another highly durable choice for wedding rings. Though it has a naturally grey colour very similar to titanium, after a process of heating it forms a black, hard, ceramic-like surface. This outer layer is very hard and can’t be rubbed off like the coating or plating on other “black” metal ring options.
Titanium and Zirconium rings can only be made by machine and are therefore not an option for the Wedding Ring Experience and are only available as ready-made rings. It is also important to note that when choosing a titanium or zirconium wedding ring, it is important to get the sizing correct, as they are not able to be resized once made.
The range of Titanium and Zirconium wedding rings shown on our website is only a small selection of what is possible, and we encourage you to come in and speak to one of our jewellers, who will help you choose a Titanium wedding band that is perfect for you.
Still have questions? We’re happy to answer them!
Both zirconium and titanium are highly durable, with hardness and strength that can resist damage across a lifetime of wear. Titanium is naturally hard and has a very high strength-to-weight ratio, while zirconium (once heat-treated) is protected by an extremely tough outer coating. Both metals are ideal for active lifestyles or those who plan to wear their rings consistently for life.
Unfortunately, neither titanium or zirconium wedding rings can be resized once crafted. Rings from both metals are produced by machine at very high temperatures, rather than by hand, and cannot be soldered in regular environments. To ensure your ring is a perfect fit, we strongly encourage you to visit our studios and have your finger measured by our jewellers before you place your order.
Despite their signature hardness, it is certainly possible to create engraved designs on both zirconium and titanium wedding bands. Typically, this requires specialised engraving equipment that is suited to the durable, wear-resistant metals, so hand engraving is not always possible.
For those looking for a visually-striking, hard-wearing and lightweight wedding ring, zirconium and titanium wedding rings are popular choices. While these metals may be less common than traditional materials like yellow gold, they are particularly popular with men looking for a strong, eye-catching wedding band that will last a lifetime.
We have a number of options for titanium and zirconium rings available on our website with prices as listed, but bespoke pieces will require a consultation. Prices for any of our one-off wedding bands will depend on the style and metal used, and as such we recommend coming in to discuss your ideal wedding ring with one of our jewellers so that we can provide an accurate quote.
While it is possible to set gemstones in both zirconium and titanium rings, this is generally done with specialised equipment. This is not something we recommend or provide for wedding bands in these metals. If you would like to learn more about setting gemstones into your wedding ring, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our jewellers, who will be able to help you choose the best possible metal option for your needs.
| Sydney: | (02) 9223 2006 |
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| Melbourne: | (03) 9662 3005 |
| Brisbane: | (07) 3051 0839 |
Make your wishlist sparkle and order before these dates to receive your jewellery pieces in time for Christmas Day*
| Bespoke Engagement Rings & Custom Jewellery: | Depends on design – Ask us! |
| Bespoke Diamond Set Wedding Rings: | 25 November |
| Bespoke Plain Wedding Rings (no diamonds): | 7 December |
| All Ready-To-Wear Collections (to be posted): | 20 December |
| All Ready-To-Wear Collections (in-studio): | 24 December |
Miss a deadline? We may still be able to help. Reach out to our studio to see if we can work a Christmas miracle for you.
*Time frames may vary between studios depending on the number of pre-Christmas orders received. To avoid disappointment please contact your nearest studio for more details. A deposit must be paid and the design and gemstones confirmed by each deadline date respectively.
