Your Guide to Choosing Your Wedding Ring Style

Wedding Ring Metals

Choosing the metals for your wedding ring is a good place to start. There are plenty of metals available and all metals have their own perks.

Platinum

The most popular choice for wedding and engagement rings due to its hardness, rarity and natural white sheen that will never fade or change its colour. The best choice among all the rings if you want a fabulous wedding ring that will last you a lifetime.

Palladium

Palladium is a white precious metal, popular for its rich characteristics and its natural white colour that does not tarnish or require re-plating. It’s affordable than platinum, require less maintenance and durable metal.

White Gold

White Gold jewellery uses pure gold alloyed with other metals such as palladium and silver, produce fantastic polish and shine. it is one of the beautiful wedding rings and looks fantastic with diamonds.

Yellow Gold

Yellow Gold is a traditional choice for wedding rings and other jewellery items. A mixture of pure gold, copper, and silver gives yellow gold jewellery its shine and signature. warmth. Depending on what carat you choose for the wedding and engagement ring? The colour and hardness of the ring will differ.

Rose Gold

Also known as pink gold or red gold, rose gold is one of the finest metal for wedding rings. Just like yellow gold, its colour and hardness will differ depending upon the carat you choose for the wedding ring.

Silver

It’s popular within jewellery as it is malleable and one of the inexpensive precious metals. Apart from this, silver will tarnish and scratch more easily than other metals.

Ring Profiles

Once you have done with ring metal then the next thing to consider is which ring shape will be the most comfortable for the wearer.

Here is the list of the shape

• Court
• Beveled
• Concave
• Flat
• D-shape
• Flat Court