Boone Titanium Rings
Points of Distinction is pleased to present Boone Titanium Rings - the industry leader in carbon fiber, stone, and hardwood inlay rings, all materials inlaid into inert and stylish titanium rings. Boones is also a leader in titanium tension sets, making the tough asymmetric designs that others can't. Each titanium ring is crafted by Bruce Boone of Boone Technologies from solid billet - custom made to your exact specifications. They are machined using computer controlled equipment for extreme accuracy to sizing standards, and each ring is finished by hand for ultimate attention to detail.
Why titanium?
*Much harder than gold, silver, or platinum, resisting dents and dings
*Tarnish free surface never needs polishing
*Totally inert, eliminating potential allergic reactions or skin discoloration
*Outstanding strength to weight ratio—you’ll hardly know you’re wearing one
For a lasting keepsake that won’t break the bank, a new Boone titanium ring is a perfect selection. Whether for wedding bands, friendship rings, or simply attractive and unique items of jewelry, a Boone titanium ring is certain to please.
About Bruce Boone—a word from the artist
I started Boone Technologies in 1993 with a CNC machine in the basement just for fun. I tinkered and ran an ad for titanium cogs in a single bike magazine and was overwhelmed at the response. I had to quit my "real job" and make bike parts for a living. I had to hire employees and buy another machine. My wife Trish and I decided at the last minute to exhibit at the Interbike show and were amazed at the dealer response; we didn't get to sit down, go to the bathroom, or stop talking the whole time we were there! Photographers for magazines had to make 4 return trips just to get to the booth because there were so many people around! Within months, I had to get a real shop and got larger machines. I developed new products such as titanium chainrings, the Helixx bottom bracket, TWIST! crankset, titanium cog earrings, titanium chainring pendants, titanium wedding rings, nickel plated aluminum chainrings, and custom size big chainrings for HPV's. We had distributors in countries all around the world. In 1997, the market slowed down for aftermarket products, and I accepted an offer at GT bicycles, with whom I had dealt with on the Olympic super bikes. I programmed their laser that cut the bike tubes. In late 1998, GT was bought by the owners of Schwinn, so I left there before that entire ship sank. (There had been talk of shutting down the manufacturing division all together.) I now live back in Georgia and make the rings full time. Business is great, and I'm having fun doing them. My E-mail is bboone5619@aol.com