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Sunday, April 13, 2008

The Benefits of a Titanium Bracelet

Wearing jewelry is not an attractive idea for most men. they consider jewelry is so much a woman thing. Just take the case of my husband who never cares to wear any jewelry other than the ring I put on his finger at our wedding. The idea crossed my mind when I saw a titanium bracelet. It had an unmistakable masculine charm. I had no doubts about my husband fancying wearing it while we go out to our favorite music band. I was so delighted that I brought him a titanium bracelet when I saw a spontaneous smile.

My husband works in a sheet metal plant and spends most time operating dangerous machines. He has to roll his shirt sleeves tight up and has to remove even his wedding ring before starting his shift. To my delight, he wears the titanium bracelet before he leaves for his daily shift. He will be removing it from his wrist before he start his shift, even then he likes it so much that wears it during the to and fro journey.

The strength of a titanium bracelet is the thing that appeals to men. The one I bought for my husband has a brushed finish and there is no chance of sparkling or glittering. He says sparkling is very much feminine. He likes the masculine brushed finish of the titanium bracelet I gave him.

After presenting him with a titanium bracelet, we also together went shopping for a titanium ring and now we consider shopping for some titanium cufflinks and a necklace. Wonder again, I have never imagined him wearing a necklace. It may be his wish to find some match for his titanium bracelet.

By Morgan Hamilton

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