Titanium Key Anodization Gallery

This anodization effect resembles lightning and produces a unique, somewhat unpredictable finish every time. The base color typically looks more blue than anything else, with hints of purple and varying shades of bronze showing through.

This anodization effect is layered on top of our “bronze, purple, blue” gradient and, again, produces a unique, somewhat unpredictable finish every time. This combination of finishes usually results in a smoother color pattern with less of the Nebula finish showing through.

A gradient that, you guessed it, goes from bronze, purple, and into blue. This has been our standard gradient and we have done variations of it by request that include either more blue, more bronze, or more of the lighter blue, etc.

Bronze to purple and green to blue gradients, combined because of lack of pictures. We have not collected many pictures but will update them as we come across more. 

Pink to purple gradient and just plain pink. We have not collected many pictures but will update them as we come across more. 

We offer various shades of bronze/yellow. Hay is a light bronze color while bronze is the darker, deeper color. To date we have taken no pictures of “yellow” or “gold” so everything below is within the “hay” to “bronze” spectrum.

Purple is a popular color. There are various shades of purple that have been requested, from the deeper purple to the standard “true” purple. The selection of “high polish” to the finish can change the look of the darker colors like purple dramatically.

This color is often called “blurple” because of its blueish purple appearance. It tends to shimmer as you tilt the key back and forth because of the way the light moves through the layer on top of the titanium that produces color. As Ron Burgundy would say, “It’s science”.

There are various shades of blue that have been requested, from the deeper true “blue” to the “light blue”. The selection of “high polish” to the finish can change the look of the darker colors like blue dramatically. We have peppered in some purple on occasion by request.

Teal and green, both typically solid colors but requested with slight gradients on occasion. Teal is the bluer of the two in the pictures below. Our Godzilla key (below) with a hint of purple is actually a stacked anodization that we do by request.