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Selection of men's titanium rings????

mouse10031978mouse10031978
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in Colorado-Denver
Does anyone know of a good place to go to look at a variety of titanium or tungsten wedding bands for men?  FI and I want to go look at a bunch so he can start to get an idea of what he wants, but not sure where to go....  Does Shane's have a decent selection of these?  Any other ideas?  We are actually north of Denver if that makes a difference.  Willing to travel somewhat, but not if we don't have to.  Thanks for any ideas! 
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Re: Selection of men's titanium rings????

  • amberlyroseamberlyrose member
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    edited December 2011
    Check overstock. DH had better luck on there than all the jewelry stores we went to, and he loved his ring!
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  • mouse10031978mouse10031978
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    edited December 2011
    Thanks Amberly. :)  Yes- we will probably buy one online, but FI has yet to even see one, so he wanted to at least see some in person first.  Thanks! 
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  • amberlyroseamberlyrose member
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    edited December 2011
    Just FYI- get sized in a jewelry store before buying online. It saved us some hassle because DH didn't know his size.
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  • mouse10031978mouse10031978
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    edited December 2011
    Good tip!  thanks! 
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  • erin48erin48 member
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    edited December 2011
    Shane co doesn't have the best selection but we went there so DH could try a few, and then bought his ring off of boonerings.com
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  • spongejenspongejen member
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    edited December 2011
    we had fi's custom made off of etsy.com.  it was only about 50 bucks and he loves it when he practically hated everything he saw in stores.  just an idea.  good luck!
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  • VailBride83VailBride83
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    edited December 2011
    We got his at Triste Jewelers on S. Colorado Blvd. They had a pretty good selection and really good prices. We ended up getting a titanium ring and it is completely scratched up already - 11 days after our wedding!
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  • mrsjrivkinmrsjrivkin
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    edited December 2011
    Shane co is a good place to go to try on, they are really over priced, I even had a sales person tell me not to buy one because its so outrageous. try titaniumkay.com thats where I bought his, and its great, it comes with a warranty. If it gets scratched they will send me a new one. I love his ring and Know he will too.
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  • damiencazdamiencaz member
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    edited December 2011
    Best place on the net is http://www.TungstenFashions.com All the Tungsten rings there are only $60.00
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  • sandydiamonzsandydiamonz member
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    edited December 2011
    I would like to recommend Edward Mirell at edwardmirell.com. It is a beautiful designer titanium line.  We found it at Morris Jewlers in Bowling Green Kentucky but you can check them out on line and go to your local jeweler and request to see the styles you like there. They can order it if they don't already have it. When you buy from a jewelry store they will stand behind the product and give you the service and educational tools you need to make buying decisions. I do not like buying on line. On line is great for information and to check out styles!
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  • mparwulskimparwulski member
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    edited December 2011
    Try Kay's.  I stopped into one and saw titanium, tungsten carbide, stainless steel and cobalt.
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  • shelleytownsshelleytowns
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    Try this site: http://www.tungstenworld.com/Tungsten-Wedding-Bands/ ...They have an awesome selection, whether you prefer the more brushed metal look or a polished look. Hope this helps!
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