The advantages and disadvantages of titanium steel and pure silver

With the advent of the Internet age at will, marriage has now become more and more away from the traditional model. Some young people have begun to use jewelry with a strong personal style for marriage, some of which are made of titanium steel and pure silver.

First of all, let's understand what titanium steel is. In many people's perceptions, titanium steel and titanium are not the same kind? But in fact, it's not. The reality is that titanium steel is a kind of stainless steel. Titanium is a metal and chemical element. And steel is an alloy containing carbon and iron and other items.The combination of the two is different again.Titanium steel is an alloy. Titanium is added to steel to improve strength and corrosion resistance. Another aspect of adding titanium to the alloy is that it makes the steel lighter. When you need to make light jewelry, this is undoubtedly an excellent choice, and it is also very popular at the moment, and the market favors it.What is pure silver? If you read the above and still think that pure silver is silver, it won't work. Pure silver is an alloy composed of 92.5% silver and most copper. The reason for this combination is to improve its strength and hardness. After all, 99.9% silver is relatively soft. Maybe you will hear some customers want 925 sterling silver in the jewelry store, don’t be confused, it’s just another name for sterling silver.

What is the difference between the two? The difference between the two is the durability when tarnished. Because titanium steel contains iron and carbon, the service life will be longer; on the other hand, titanium is denser than stainless steel, which will also affect the price. The price of titanium steel will be higher than that of stainless steel. If you combine the two to make jewelry, the price will be much higher. But this is not higher than the price of pure silver. Although pure silver is not silver, there are 92.5% silver.

To summarize:

Advantages of titanium steel

-Affordable          

-Hypoallergenic

-Durable and long service life

-Easy to maintain.

Disadvantages: Titanium steel is not titanium and certain steels may contain allergenic nickel

There are benefits to pure silver, but there are also some things that need to be paid attention to.

Advantage

-Made of 92.5% pure silver, which is of high value

-There is still some value in reselling.

Disadvantages

-Prone to scratches

-It is expensive

After so much analysis, which is better, pure silver or titanium steel?After research and test data, the strength of titanium steel is about three to four times that of stainless steel. For this reason, you can rest assured that it will have a long service life and can even be used as a family heirloom. In terms of durability, pure silver is often better than titanium steel. Sterling silver is soft, but it has excellent durability when combined with other metals. Titanium steel may last longer; you may need it to be more careful when polishing. If you ignore your bracelet, it will become dim and the scratches will be more prominent. So maintenance should be done well. If you want to own a piece of silver jewelry, then 925 sterling silver is your best choice. It is more valuable than titanium steel. However, with it comes the need to take care of it so that it will not be damaged and lose its luster.