Titanium rings are affordable but not as cheap as silver. If you’re looking to get a matching set of titanium promise rings, one for Him and Her, and your budget is limited, here are some suggestions how to get great designs and pay as little as possible.

1. plain titanium rings that can be engraved with a personal message. You can choose something like the silver and titanium blended designs which are reasonably priced at about $135 to $160, even in really elegant designs by top companies like Titanium Era. Consider the options of Oriental characters or Celtic engravings on simple bands for about the same price.

2. anodized titanium promise rings in fun colors. These are often very affordable through places like Cascadia Design studios where the most unique colored titanium inlays and solid colored designs cost only about $125. Choose colored accents with polka dots, matrix designs, even Greek key motifs and ambigram rings. By the way there are special discounts when buying two of these titanium rings (His and Hers) at the same time, about $60+ off when choosing two, but the sale may be seasonal so you’ll have to check how much the regular priced design costs at the time you need to order. Most of the ambigram rings in titanium are over $200 each, so it’s worth getting the discount if you can.

3. black titanium, tungsten and black and white metal combinations. Here’s the simplest thing to do. Get the His & Hers set of domed Black Ti rings made by Edward Mirell. Both for under $300.

The very cheapest high quality titanium promise rings that I can recommend would be the simple Celtic ones that cost about $95 each. (the claddagh designs are almost double the price). Two rings for under $200 is a good deal, and these have an engraved cross or Celtic knot or other meaningful symbol of your choice. The Infinity Love Ring in titanium is also priced at around $95 each, as is the Love Quotes Ring, which is a customizable design that offers great value. Choose dozens of sayings or invent your own.