Yellow gold
Timeless and traditional, yellow gold is one of the most popular styles of wedding bands. With a warm golden glow, this highly polished style has a bright, fashionable finish. Our yellow gold wedding rings are available in both affordable 9ct gold and luxurious 18ct gold.
As well as having a classic look, yellow gold wedding bands are also straightforward to get sized and incredibly easy to look after. As time goes by, they can be professionally cleaned and polished to keep them looking as good as new.
White gold
A classic choice with a bright finish. Available in both 9ct and 18ct gold, white gold wedding rings are made from mixing yellow gold with a white metal alloy, such as silver or platinum. The ring is then coated in rhodium for a bright white lustre.
White gold rings tend to lose their shine over time, so they require a bit of maintenance. A fresh coat of rhodium every so often will keep your ring shining beautifully.
Rose gold
With their romantic hue and blushing finish, rose gold wedding rings are becoming increasingly popular. Rose gold is crafted from a blend of yellow gold and copper, creating a delicate, rosy-pink colour.
Our rose gold bands are available in luxurious 18ct gold – the perfect match for an 18ct rose gold engagement ring. What’s more, rose gold doesn’t tarnish over time, so requires little to no maintenance.
Platinum
Platinum is an extremely rare metal, making it an enviably luxurious choice for wedding rings. With a natural, bright-white colour, platinum creates a timeless finish for any wedding band.
Thirty times rarer than gold, platinum’s scarcity makes it one of the most expensive precious metals available. However, it’s also incredibly durable and hardwearing, with a naturally bright finish that won’t tarnish over time.
Palladium
Belonging to the same family as platinum, palladium is a lustrous white metal that’s perfect for wedding rings. Like platinum, it has a naturally bright white finish that won’t tarnish over time.
The main thing to think about when considering palladium for your wedding rings is the price. Although once half the price of platinum, the price of palladium has skyrocketed over the last few years, so it’s worth looking at the market before you make your decision.
Mix and match your metals
Can’t decide which metal to choose? Create something truly unique by mixing and matching your metals, with countless combinations available. Create a romantic two-tone effect with a white gold band and a rose gold centre, or mix warm yellow gold with a contrasting white gold centre – the options are endless.
Although exceptionally stylish, it’s important to remember that two-toned bands are trickier to refurb and size, so make sure to factor that into your decision.