Jewellery

Wedding Ring

Choose A Wedding Ring That Suits Your Tastes

The traditional wedding ring is only one option for a bride or a groom. The rings that are generally pictured are a diamond solitaire set in gold with a matching engagement band for a bride and a plain gold band for a groom; however, there are actually as many fashionable choices for newlywed couples as there are different personalities approaching the alter in each wedding.

Silver Or Gold?

A gold wedding ring is a traditional idea, but it is not the only option. Silver bands may be used if the couple prefers the look, or even to save a little money. Many brides prefer the crisp, clean look of lustrous silver in their diamond mounts over gold. Of course, white gold or platinum can give you the same look in a more durable, valuable precious metal.

The Diamond

The diamond solitaire on your wedding ring may be a round or oval stone, or it may be square or a marquis or teardrop cut. It also does not have to be a solitaire. Both women and men have the option to choose channeled diamonds or a duo or trio setting. The diamond may not be alone either. It is becoming increasingly popular to add sapphires, rubies, or emeralds to accent your diamond or even as the focal point of the wedding ring.

Matching Rings

A bride’s wedding ring may match her groom’s in a number of ways, exemplifying their connection with one another. For example, her ring might have an etched band and a solitaire, while his ring might be a band with the same etching. Her ring might display a solitaire with accent emeralds, while his might be a simple band with channeled diamonds and emeralds that are flush with the gold.

The fact is that you can create the wedding ring that works best for you, and that you will love to wear every day for the rest of your life. By choosing the wedding ring that suits your taste and character, you are creating a precious heirloom to be passed on to your children and grandchildren.