After 22+ years of marriage, my husband has broken a progression of solid gold and solid silver wedding rings.  I ordered this titanium ring to replace his most recent sterling silver band which had become misshapened, as sterling is a soft metal.  He loves it.

A couple of features and benefits about this ring:

This was one of the first men's rings that both came in half sizes.  My husband needed a 12.5, and I knew I could do a 12 if the ring was very narrow, or a 13 if it were thick, but this ring is right in the middle and the half size made all the difference.  It would be virtually impossible to size this ring, as titanium is very hard, and the ring has the rolled edges.  Also, it would cost more than the ring to do so!  You will definitely want to have your size taken at a jeweler's (I have a&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Green-Aluminum-Ring-Gauge-Mandrel-Jewelry-Sizing-Stick/dp/B000RB1K2O/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Green Aluminum Ring Gauge Mandrel Jewelry Sizing Stick</a>&nbsp;at home, so I measured one of hubby's rings for accuracy).

Secondly,  the color is not as white and bright as portrayed in the photo here.  It looks more like a medium gray, probably more accurate to what titanium is anyways, but the photo here looks like a brighter, whiter precious metal like sterling or platinum.  My husband still loves it.

Third, a pleasant surprise is the gently rounded inside of this ring.  It is not mentioned in the description, but the inside is gently rounded, not quite as much as a comfort-fit, but rounded enough that it helps the ring go off and on easily.  This is good for men who are little spooky about getting their big fingers stuck!

Also, this is a manly, sizable ring.  My husband has big hands, but he is not a huge guy.  The size of this ring would pretty much work for any man.  Im guessing its about 6mm so, and some women wear that width as well.

The packaging is fine, not high-end jeweler's quality by any means; a simple sueded pouch with a drawstring in a little square box with cotton.

Titanium is a durable and long-lasting metal, and I expect that short of losing it, the ring should last the rest of his life.  My husband loves it, and that is what matters.