Rhodolite Garnet & Anodized Wedding Band in Titanium, 4mm, Size 5.5–7
*This ring cannot be resized

Product Overview
Richly hued rhodolite garnet brings a burst of color to this Edward Mirell 4mm titanium band. The stone's deep rose-red tone sits beautifully against the cool grey of the polished titanium, creating a pairing that feels both grounded and elevated. Available in sizes 5.5 through 9.5 in full and half sizes.
Designed first as a wedding band, this piece wears equally well as a fashion ring or everyday expression of personal style. Packaged in a gift box, it arrives ready to give or keep.
Key Features
- Crafted in titanium with a polished finish
- Set with rhodolite garnet
- Measures 4 mm wide
- Available in ring sizes 5.5 to 7, including half sizes
- Approximate weight of 2.68 grams
Precious Metals
14k Gold (Most Popular) — 58.3% pure gold. The ideal balance of durability and color richness. Available in yellow, white, and rose gold. The standard choice for fine jewelry and everyday wear.
18k Gold (Premium) — 75% pure gold. Richer color, preferred for heirloom and engagement pieces where purity and depth of tone matter most.
10k Gold (Everyday Value) — 41.7% pure gold. The most durable gold alloy. Ideal for active wearers. Stamped 417 inside the band.
Sterling Silver (925) — 92.5% pure silver. Cool-toned and elegant. Best for occasional wear; develops a warm natural patina over time.
Platinum — Naturally white, hypoallergenic, and exceptionally durable. The premium choice for those with nickel sensitivities or who want a ring built to last generations.
Alternative Metals
Stainless Steel — Extremely durable, scratch-resistant, and hypoallergenic. Maintains its polish with minimal maintenance. A popular choice for mens wedding bands and everyday rings. Does not tarnish or corrode.
Cobalt Chrome — Four times harder than platinum and naturally white. Cobalt chrome rings are virtually scratch-proof, lightweight, and permanently polished. An excellent alternative to white gold for those who want lasting brilliance without rhodium replating.
Titanium — Exceptionally lightweight and incredibly strong. About 45% lighter than steel, titanium is hypoallergenic and corrosion-resistant. A practical choice for active wearers who prefer a lighter ring without sacrificing durability.
Tungsten Carbide — One of the hardest materials used in jewelry. Tungsten rings are highly scratch-resistant and hold their polish indefinitely. Heavier than gold or titanium, which many wearers prefer for the substantial feel. Cannot be resized.
How to Find Your Ring Size
Finding your ring size is simple. Use one of these methods before purchasing.
Method 1: Measure an Existing Ring
Place a well-fitting ring on a ruler and measure the interior diameter in millimeters. Compare to our ring size chart.
Method 2: Measure Your Finger
Cut a thin strip of paper and wrap it snugly around the base of your finger. Mark where it overlaps, then measure in millimeters. Divide by 3.14 to get your diameter.
US Ring Size Reference
- Size 5 — 15.7mm
- Size 6 — 16.5mm
- Size 7 — 17.3mm
- Size 8 — 18.2mm
- Size 9 — 19.0mm
- Size 10 — 19.8mm
For the full printable chart, visit our Ring Size Guide page. If you are between sizes, size up. Most rings can be resized 1-2 sizes by a local jeweler after purchase.
How to Care for Your Ring
Fine jewelry deserves thoughtful care. These guidelines will keep your ring luminous for decades.
Daily Care
- Remove your ring before swimming, showering, or using cleaning products
- Apply lotion, perfume, and hairspray before putting on your ring
- Avoid wearing rings during gym workouts, gardening, or heavy-handed activities
Cleaning at Home
Mix a few drops of mild dish soap with warm water. Soak for 20-30 minutes, then gently scrub with a soft toothbrush. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a lint-free cloth. Safe for gold, platinum, and most gemstones. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners for pearls, opals, and emeralds.
Storage
Store rings individually in soft pouches or a compartmentalized jewelry box to prevent scratching.
Professional Care
Have your ring professionally cleaned and inspected once a year to check prong integrity and stone security.
Shipping
Free standard shipping on all orders over $99. Orders ship within 2–3 business days in insured packaging.
- Standard Shipping: Free on orders over $99 (5-7 business days)
- Expedited Shipping: 2-3 business days (additional fee at checkout)
- Overnight Shipping: Next business day (available for select items)
A tracking number is emailed as soon as your order ships.
Returns and Exchanges
We offer a 30-day return policy on all unworn, unaltered rings in original condition with original packaging. Custom-engraved and resized rings are not eligible for return.
To begin a return or exchange, email info@sophiajewelers.com with your order number. Free return shipping provided for exchanges.
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Garnet Rings, answered
Straight answers about garnet rings. See all Garnet Rings
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- Orders Over $99
- Exchanges
- 30 Days, Including Ring Size
What affects the price of garnet rings?
Metal, stone details and ring design set the price. Sterling silver and 14K gold differ, as do diamond accents, garnet size and whether the style is a slim band or a bezel-set cushion. Lab-created and natural garnet also vary. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.
Which garnet ring styles are most popular?
Sterling silver bands and heart or oval garnet rings lead. The top of the list includes twisted bands, flower stackable rings, heart styles, teardrops, and garnet and diamond rings. Oval and cushion cuts in 14K white gold also appear near the front.
Are the garnets in these rings natural or treated?
Both natural and lab-created garnet appear here. Each listing names which one it uses, such as the men's lab-created garnet rings in 14K gold. Garnet is generally not treated the way emerald or ruby often are, though always check the product details.
Is a garnet ring durable enough for everyday wear?
Yes, garnet suits regular wear with some care. It is fairly hard, but a hard knock can still chip it. Simple solitaires and low-profile bezel settings are practical choices, and you can remove the ring for heavy work. See our jewelry care tips.
How do I choose between sterling silver and 14K gold garnet rings?
Choose silver for a lighter budget, gold for a richer finish. Sterling silver suits antiqued and stackable styles, while 14K white or yellow gold is used for oval, marquise and diamond-accented rings. Browse white gold garnet jewelry to compare.