Niobium, a rare earth metal, is used in practically everything. Wind turbines, jet engines, airplane bodies, high-pressure pipelines, superconducting magnets, bridges, brake discs, and the steel frames of skyscrapers all become better, tougher, and more lightweight with a bit of niobium added.

The lightweight and everlasting qualities of niobium make the metal an excellent choice for wearable jewelry and it's been surfacing everywhere these days from superconductors to spaceships.

Niobium is a great novelty in the world of jewelry production. Although it is an extremely hard material, its great advantage is that it is resistant to corrosion like titanium but less expensive. Niobium comes from nature in its purest form