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Titanium steel, also known as 316L stainless steel, is renowned for its cold texture and ever-bright appearance. Its applications are extensive, featuring resistance to strong acids and alkalis, color retention, allergy resistance, hardness, stability, and luster. It is widely used in medicine, luxury goods, expensive watches, pens, and industry, etc. No matter how time passes, titanium steel remains unique and cold, never changing. Silver will oxidize and change color, and gold is no longer the hot favorite of modern humans. In this era, white metals have monopolized the pulse of fashion. Alloys will change color because they are merely coated with a thin layer of bright color on the surface. Over time, the bright color peels off, leaving a damaged appearance, while our titanium steel maintains its original color and brightness. No matter how you wear it, it still exudes a cool white light and adheres to its eternal stubbornness.

Titanium steel jewelry has gradually become popular in recent years. It is corrosion-resistant, can withstand high temperatures, and has high hardness. The surface will not change due to the environment, and it can maintain luster and smoothness for a long time. At the same time, the metallic luster of titanium steel is very similar to that of platinum, which is both noble and elegant, and has a sense of modernity. The maintenance and cleaning of titanium steel jewelry are also very easy, as it does not need special maintenance under strong acid or alkali conditions. It is simple and casual. Jewelry made of titanium steel has good corrosion resistance and heat resistance, with a hardness higher than that of silver, suitable for processing simple and elegant styles without worrying about deformation. The most important thing when wearing is to prevent jewelry from being scratched by sharp objects, which will destroy its smooth surface.

Non-rust products, using a new vacuum electroplating process, high-quality jewelry maintains its color for about one year, which is much better than the typical electroplating color retention.