Cavalier Jewelers Wedding Band for Men - Women - 2MM/4MM/6MM/8MM Titanium Ring for Engagement, Promise, Anniversary

I've only had it a week, but I can tell you I really like it. It is a bit greyer than my husband's white gold band, but that doesn't bother me. On its own it is very shiny and feels great on my hand, very smooth and comfortable. I bought it because my real wedding ring has marquis stones and manages to scratch me while I sleep and get caught on kitchen drawers, which can hurt. It has gotten a few scuffs which is a little disappointing. I'm an avid baker, crocheter and knitter. So I usually have some sort of metal implement in my hands.

This ring is equivalent in everything but dimensions to the three other titanium wedding bands I have purchased, all of which were from a physical jeweler. (One band was lost. Another is simply wider than I now prefer. Another was purchased for my wife for use while traveling or whatnot.)So far as design, it's pleasantly plain and/or elegantly minimal. It is, aside from the inner marking, essentially the simplest possible ring with a curved outer face and comfort-fit curved inner face. It's about as thin as it can get before appearing too delicate.It's astonishingly lightweight; it has just enough substance to feel present. It's tough; there is zero flex, and it didn't scratch dramatically in the first few days or anything. It's the moderately shiny metallic grey of titanium. (From past experience, titanium will wear slowly over time, though, which will also tone down the shine.) It's stable in size across changes in temperature to within the accuracy of my unaided senses. It's essentially perfect, so long as you don't have some emotional attachment to precious metals, don't need the ring to have a minimum value for some reason, and know your ring size.At the time I got it, this ring was also an excellent deal compared to an equivalent in-person purchase.

My white gold wedding ring was giving me an extremely bad rash. After prescribing a topical ointment that cleared my hand up in less than two weeks, my dermatologist recommended Titanium as an alternative. A few friends of mine had Titanium rings and boasted that the rings only cost them $150-$200 in jewelry stores. When I saw what appeared to be the same rings on Amazon, I was obviously suspect - but for $12 (including Prime shipping), I figured I had nothing to lose. Sure enough, this is the exact same ring you'll pay 15x as much for in your local jewelry store. EXACTLY THE SAME. If you're the type of person that insists you get what you pay for, feel free to pay more in jewelry stores. I, for one, would rather pay a fraction of the price for the exact same product - especially when you add the convenience of Amazon Prime to the equation.As a footnote - I went into a jewelry store to get my finger sized,and the initial ring I ordered ran big. I simply ordered the next size down and returned the one that didn't fit. It couldn't have been any easier... The best part? I'm no longer allergic to being married!!

I bought this ring as a stand-in for my real ring. Because my real ring has a diamond and is made of white gold, I wanted to have something I could wear while working (mowing, working in the shop), at the beach, basically anywhere I don't want to damage my nicer ring. This one has been great. Inexpensive, wide band, durable, and will be easy to replace if need be.If you are looking at purchasing this ring has your primary wedding ring, I don't think I would recommend it. I have only had it for 5ish months and it is scratched like crazy. I don't know if there is anything that can be done to polish titanium's tougher metal. Granted, I haven't really checked into polishing it and do consider that I use this when I am working where the ring will get scratched and beaten.If you are looking for a ring to use as a stand-in to keep your nicer ring safe, I definitely recommend it. Especially if your primary ring is wider like this one. Makes switching between the two a little easier.

So yeah....this is a basic titanium band. I purchased this as an inexpensive temporary replacement for my real wedding band because I injured my finger and my normal band isn't fitting at the moment. The band I received had clearly been worn before. It was pretty scratched up. I'm surprised that this was even sent out. I kept it anyway because it's not like I'm getting married with it and I'm just going to scratch it up anyway. But I can see how a groom-to-be would be pretty upset if they had received their "new" ring only to discover it's not really new.

I'm not really a jewelry person but when I was trying to size out a simple wedding band I decided to try out a less expensive titanium ring first to give me an idea of the look and feel. I have smaller hands and fingers and didn't want something extraordinarily wide. The 4mm looks good and it fits well. It's about 1.7mm thick, not too light or heavy ("standard" size?). This is a comfort fit ring, which means it's rounded on the inside and outside, I assume to prevent the ring from digging into the finger. I've worn it nonstop for a few days at a time and never had any problems or pinching while working around the house, although I could probably use a quarter size larger. Overall I'm very happy with the ring and I hope my 14k white gold ring looks and feels just as nice as this one, If not this will make a great backup for my fiancee's special day.

Came in quickly, in a little bag in a bigger box, since i had ordered other items from Amazon as well... so I missed it for 2 days... My daughter found it thank goodness because I put the box on her bed because one item I ordered was for her. But as for the ring, it is perfect, I do suggest a brighter, or something that gets your attention when its coming in an order with other items, I would have thrown it away if she had not found it.