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“Ashton” Wedding Band. Two Tone Gold Ring
Style Number: E2360![Ring Details]( "Details")
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“Arlo” Two Tone Gold Wedding Band
Style Number: E2349![Ring Details]( "Details")
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“Elliana” Marquise Diamond Wedding Band
Style Number: E9855![Ring Details]( "Details")
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“Skylar” Marquise Diamond Wedding Band
Style Number: E9845![Ring Details]( "Details")
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“Sadie” Diamond Wedding Ring
Style Number: E9803![Ring Details]( "Details")
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“Quinn” Polished Edge Wedding Ring
Style Number: E9759![Ring Details]( "Details")
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“Tahlia” Yellow Gold Wedding Ring
Style Number: E9798![Ring Details]( "Details")
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“Piper” Princess Cut Diamond Band
Style Number: E9761![Ring Details]( "Details")
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“Nevaeh” Pavรฉ Set Diamond Band
Style Number: E9805![Ring Details]( "Details")
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“Emery” Wedding Ring With Shared Claws
Style Number: E9721![Ring Details]( "Details")
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“Rylee” Princess Cut Diamond Band
Style Number: E9733![Ring Details]( "Details")
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“Clara” Wedding Band With Polished Edges
Style Number: E9794![Ring Details]( "Details")
Ladies wedding rings are generally custom made to match the engagement ring and can either be plain or diamond set, depending on the preference of the wearer. The overall look of the rings sitting together should be considered when having your engagement ring designed. Simply because this may influence the design decisions you make.
Wedding rings for men tend to be fairly plain, but many options are available. The cost will depend on the finger size, wall thickness and width of the ring, as well as the design of course.
Male wedding rings need quite a bit of gold in order to have the necessary strength and thickness for everyday durability. As you pay for gold by weight, wedding bands for men can be quite costly. It is for this reason that some choose 9ct. gold rather than 18ct. gold. Eighteen carat gold is the best choice, for durability and longevity. Nine carat gold is softer and less durable, so we only recommend this option if you do not intend to wear your band every day.
Platinum is also an option for a wedding band. Platinum is heavy and dense. It is naturally white and with wear it develops it’s own patina.
