Titanium Bridal Ring Sets

Bridal ring sets are symbols of union and commitment between couples. Magnetic titanium bridal ring sets go a step ahead of the symbolism

and manifest this union through the physical display of attraction, between rings.

Among bridal ring sets, magnetic bridal ring sets hold a special place among the specialities of rings. Magnetic ring sets as the name suggests, are magnetic in nature. The rings are made to attract each other, allowing couples to physically feel their hands bonded to each other. The rings search for each other, as if they were magically animated.

Magnetic jewelry is made from common jewelry metals like titanium or tungsten. The magnetic nature comes from magnets mounted along the jewellery. The magnets are usually made of magnetite or neodymium, both of which are man-made magnets. There are also magnets made fully out of neodymium, making the entire jewellery piece truly magnetic.

Magnetic nature

Magnetic nature of rings can be divided into permanent or non-permanent. In actual fact, no magnets are truly permanent. All magnets lose their magnetic quality slowly over time; however permanent magnets lose their magnetic nature so slowly that they are assumed to be permanent. Neodymium magnetic wedding ring lose approximately 1 percent of their magnetic strength in 10 years!

Most magnetic titanium wedding rings are made using permanent magnets, but some cheap quality rings touted themselves to be permanent magnets and lose their magnetic quality within months or weeks of use. Other magnetic wedding ring which are marketed as 're-chargeable' are in fact made using non-permanent magnets.

Caring for magnetic wedding rings

You should care for your magnetic bridal ringet as you would care for any other jewellery. However, you should take note that hard knocks or exposure to heat will accelerate the de-magnetisation of your ring.

Magnets lose their part of their magnetism above their working temperature and totally when exposed to higher than a certain temperature known as Curie temperature. Working temperature for magnetic wedding ring metals typically ranges from hundred to several hundred of degree Celsius; therefore it is unlikely that your magnetic wedding ring will lose its quality from heat. However, it is still advisable to keep your magnets cool.

And of course, presence of other strong magnets, especially those made from different magnetic materials will cause your magnetic wedding ring to de-magnetise.

Magnetic strength

Magnetic strength is measured using a gaussmeter in units of gauss. There are many magnetic wedding ring out there which claim to benefit its wearer by magnetic therapy. Unfortunately, there are no conclusive results on whether there are real benefits to such. On the other hand, there are also no known hazards to the human body due to exposure to magnetic fields.

However, one should not wear magnetic jewelry of any kind if ferromagnetic objects such as a heart pacemaker are embedded within the body. The magnetic field of the jewelry may disrupt the normal functioning of such equipment.

Magnetic fields of the rings can also potentially damage other magnetic equipment such as the magnetic strip on credit cards and hard disks, although still usually will not happen unless you are rubbing the magnetic against the equipment directly.

Magnetic ring sets are not as commonly used as bridal sets because the magnetic feature places certain design limits (magnets must be embedded somewhere). Even with fully neodymium made rings, which is a magnet in itself and do not require further embedding of magnets, magnetic wedding ring are not popular as bridal sets. Neodymium rings are not as durable as metals like titanium or gold and care must be taken not to allow the magnets to smash against each other lest they shatter or chip.

Nonetheless, some couples are deeply attracted by the mysterious quality of magnets and do choose magnetic wedding rings for bridal ring sets.