Titanium Cartilage Rings
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FAQ Section
Why choose titanium cartilage rings?
Titanium cartilage rings are lightweight, durable, and incredibly versatile. Titanium jewelry is a good choice for everyday wear, even for people with very active lifestyles.
What grade of titanium does Spencer’s use for titanium cartilage rings?
Spencer’s offers titanium cartilage jewelry in ASTM F-136 titanium and G23 titanium. Both types of titanium are superior in quality and appearance.
What is ASTM F-136 titanium?
ASTM F-136 titanium is specifically designed for surgical implants. It is generally nickel-free, hypoallergenic, and ideal for reducing the risk of skin irritation.
What is G23 titanium?
G23 titanium cartilage rings may contain trace amounts of nickel. G23 titanium is still a strong, safe, high-quality option for cartilage jewelry. Wondering which material type is right for you? Check out our Jewelry Materials Guide: A Breakdown by Pierced Nation.
Do titanium cartilage rings tarnish?
Titanium is notoriously strong, even when exposed to water. Titanium cartilage jewelry is highly resistant to tarnishing and scratching.
Does titanium cartilage jewelry contain nickel?
ASTM F-136 titanium cartilage jewelry is generally 100% nickel-free. G23 titanium cartilage jewelry may contain trace amounts of nickel.
Can you swim or shower while wearing titanium cartilage jewelry?
Yes, because titanium cartilage jewelry is water resistant, it can be worn while swimming, showering, exercising, and more.
How do you clean titanium jewelry?
Titanium cartilage jewelry can be cleaned with a mild antibacterial soap and rinsed with warm water to remove residue. For more information on the cleaning process, read How to Care for Your Body Jewelry & Body Piercings.
What gauge size cartilage ring do I need?
The most common cartilage ring size is 16 gauge, but gauges 14, 18, and 20 are often used for some types of piercings. For help finding the perfect fit for your cartilage ring, contact Ask Jules.