What does a ring mean to you?

We hope you ask that question as you’re looking around for a titanium ring - we’ve certainly thought about it. When our founder, Roy Arnell planned the first ring designs, he knew titanium would be an important foundation, not just practically, but in its meaning. Our titanium rings won’t bend under pressure, which is a resilience we know they’ll bring to your own life, or your marriage. Our engineers still keep that meaning in mind when designing a new titanium ring, but that’s not where it ends. Our ring-makers bring that philosophy of strength with them as they craft each ring uniquely to suit you.

No one is really sure where the tradition of wedding rings originated, but in modern society they clearly represent a union. Our philosophy means we think there’s so much more to it than that though - whether it’s a wedding band, an engagement ring, or a fashion-oriented ring, it’s not just a purchase, it’s a statement. That statement is also affected by the cultural significance of different rings, and to help you find that perfect fit, here are some of the models that make big statements.

Claddagh This unique band is a traditional Irish ring whose meaning changes depending on how it’s worn. The hands represent friendship, the heart represents love, and the crown represents loyalty, and together they make up all the keys to a strong relationship. If worn on the right hand with the point of the heart aimed at the fingertips, the wearer is single and may be looking for love. To flip it means the wearer is in a relationship. On the left hand with the point of the heart towards the fingertips, the wearer is engaged. To flip it means the wearer is married. A lot to remember, right?

Claddagh

The beautiful thing about a ring’s meaning is it is entirely unique to you. Every time you look at it, you’re reminded of why you’re wearing it. Make your ring your own, and it becomes so much more than a piece of jewelry.