Landhoow Metal Bar 1lb Laser Engraved. 999 Pure Bullion Bar Paper Weights for Office Metal Bar Paperweight with Chemistry Element for Collectible Gifts(Tungsten)

Nice and good looking small bar of tungsten as heavy it is and it's only one pound as have one pound titanium bar bigger then is as this bar feels heavy then big one pound titanium bar.

Very nicely done laser engraving. Uniformly accomplished. Finish is not as smooth as other examples that I have purchased but it was half the price. A few light scratches on back but it is what it is, a nice chunk of titanium.

Just as I expected

I wish the edges were smoother

I weighed it, and measured its size (volume) and it matches the known density of titanium. It's rather expensive though. International prices for titanium at $3750/ton, which translates to about $1.7/lb which is a fraction of what this costs.Aside from that it doesn't really do anything, quite literally, it's not reactive with much else. If I get a few thousand more of these I can build my own SR-71.The real question is what to use this for now that I have it. It's absolutely ridiculous to give as a gift to a kid because its corners are way too sharp and it's heavy enough that they can hurt themselves or someone else with it. I guess it's a nice paperweight for the titanium magnate in your life, but they can probably get titanium at a fraction of the price of this.

This company has a very misleading photo shopped picture and the purity is questionable. I was suspicious because the price was much cheaper than others but the picture looked decent. However the box says this contains Lead and Silicon Dioxide which is very troublesome and not mentioned at all. The laser engraving is uneven and faded on parts of the bar. It was packaged well, if it is authentic then this would be the cheapest option. I know titanium requires a very high temperature, with that how does a low melt metal like Lead stay present.

a lb of titanium looks good

This has opened up a whole new category of gift ideas for my STEM-loving teens. A pound of pure tungsten is not something they would have put on their wishlists, but that they are very excited about now. It may be fun for future experiments, but for now, it’s mostly a unique paperweight.The packaging was a little torn up, but the tungsten of course was undamaged.

The block isn’t 100% but pretty close to it. A very small dent on one corner but no big deal. Also a small blemish on the front but i was able to buff it out. Engraving is nice and clear, makes for a nice addition to my collection

My first titanium block had a noticeable scratch across the front engraving. Returning it was easy, I re-ordered another one and it was much better

Like: it’s eye-catching smaller than expected, but still attracts attention. However it’s really nice it’s when you pick it up and realise just how heavy it is. It should last forever and it’s worth the money except…Dislike: I bought from the US thinking it would be a superior product, but inside the packaging it was covered in made in China! Also, it came in a packet not in a box and was damaged in several corners which takes away from its perfect look.