Titanium is one of the strongest and safest metals for body jewelry. It doesn’t tarnish, rust, or lose color, which makes it perfect for everyday wear. But even titanium needs a little care to keep it looking its best and feeling comfortable against your skin.
At TIV, we believe jewelry should be simple to enjoy and easy to maintain. Here’s how to keep your titanium jewelry clean and safe.
Why Titanium Is Low-Maintenance
Unlike silver or lower-quality metals, titanium is:
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Corrosion-resistant – won’t rust, even in water.
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Non-tarnishing – no polishing needed to remove dark spots.
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Hypoallergenic – safe for sensitive skin, no harsh cleaning needed.
Still, daily wear means your jewelry will collect oils, sweat, and dust—so cleaning matters
Cleaning Methods for Titanium Jewelry
| Method | How to Do It | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warm Water + Soap | Mix mild soap in warm water, soak jewelry, rinse well | Everyday cleaning | Use fragrance-free soap |
| Soft Cloth Polish | Gently wipe with microfiber or cotton cloth | Quick shine after wear | Avoid abrasive cloths |
| Saline Solution | Use sterile saline spray or soak | Healing piercings | Gentle and safe |
| Ultrasonic Cleaner | Place in ultrasonic bath with water | Deep clean for older pieces | Only for fully healed piercings |
Care Tips for Titanium Jewelry
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Remove before swimming in pools (chlorine can dull surfaces).
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Avoid harsh chemicals like bleach or alcohol-based cleaners.
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Store in a clean, dry place when not in use.
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Check threads and closures on barbells or studs to avoid loosening.
TIV’s Take
At TIV, we design titanium jewelry to be low-maintenance, safe, and body-friendly. With just a little care, your jewelry will stay as bright and comfortable as the day you bought it.
Because jewelry should adapt to your lifestyle—not the other way around.
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