Statement ring titanium with edgy appearance.

Solitaire Ring | Titanium

€369,00

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What a statement ring! Titanium? Yes. It is one of the strongest materials existing to be 3D printed. Thus, an ideal choice for our intricate and geometric ring inspired by the complex architecture of a gemstone. Titanium has another advantage which makes it an excellent choice for a wearer with sensitive skin and metal hypersensitivity: it's hypoallergenic. That is why it is also widely used in the medical field. Anyway – what we wanted to do with it was extraordinary jewelry!

This light statement ring is made from a titanium alloy powder sintered together by a laser. 3D printed titanium has a perfectly matte gray surface finish and does not show any corrosion over time. A great companion for every occasion.

Collection: Solitaire
Material: Titanium

Jewelry care instructions
Made in Europe

The ring is available in sizes 52 – 61 (mm circumference of finger) and US sizes 6 – 9.5.

For UK size conversion or other countries, please visit our ring size conversion chart.

In case you need any help or if you would like to order the ring in a custom size, get in touch and we will assist you!

If you are unsure about your ring size, you can convert the inner diameter of one of your rings (diameter in mm multiplied by 3.14) or find assistance at a jewelry store. But then come back here! :)

This unique 3D printed ring is made to order only. Please allow 4 weeks of production time. It will be worth waiting for!

Delivery times:
Germany: 4–5 weeks
Europe: 4–6 weeks
All other: 5–7 weeks

Ask us for express shipping if needed, we will find the best option for you.

This titanium statement ring is custom made for every client and is therefore not returnable or refundable. For details see Shipping and Returns.

We printed this titanium statement ring for the first time in 2014. We were so convinced by the high-end appearance of the ring that we launched it together with other jewelry on the Inhorgenta Jewelry Fair in Munich, Germany, in the very same year.