Everything about wedding rings: Your
ultimate guide

Materials for wedding rings

• Yellow gold: A classic and timeless choice, loved for its warm appearance. Available in 14 or 18 carats. View yellow gold wedding rings
• White gold: A modern and stylish option, often chosen in combination with diamonds for extra sparkle. View white gold wedding rings
• Rose gold: Warm and romantic, perfect for those who want a contemporary and unique look. View rose gold wedding rings

Various wedding ring designs

• Classic: Sleek and minimalist designs without extra details, perfect for a timeless look.
• Modern: Wedding rings with unique shapes and innovative materials for a contemporary look.
• With diamonds: Whether you choose a subtle sparkle or a striking design, diamonds add an extra layer of meaning to your wedding ring. Want to learn more about diamonds? Read more about the 4 Cs here.
• Minimalist: For those who love simplicity and elegance, with a subtle and refined finish.

How much does a wedding ring cost?

The cost of a wedding ring varies depending on several factors, such as the material, design, and any gemstones or engravings. Gold wedding rings, such as yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold, are often more expensive than silver versions due to their durability and luxurious appearance. Details such as diamonds, personalized engravings, or a unique design can also affect the price. Therefore, it is wise to set a budget beforehand and explore the options that suit your preferences.

Practical tips

• Comfort fit: Choose a ring that fits comfortably, as you will wear it every day. A rounded inner surface provides extra comfort.
• Determining your size: Measure your ring size accurately to prevent discomfort. Your fingers may swell slightly throughout the day and with changes in temperature. How to measure your ring size

Personal style

Choose a ring that suits you both, or make sure the rings complement each other. Consider engravings or gemstones that have a personal meaning. Read more tips on buying wedding rings

Wedding ring set

Many couples choose to buy wedding rings that match. For example, they both choose a plain yellow gold ring or white gold rings.

Wearing wedding rings together with an engagement ring

Many brides want to combine their wedding ring with their engagement ring. This can be done in several ways, depending on the style and shape of the rings. A popular choice is a fitting ring, a wedding ring that fits seamlessly against the engagement ring. This creates a harmonious and stylish look.

When choosing a fitting ring, it is important to consider:

• The material and color: Make sure the wedding ring has the same metal color as the engagement ring for a uniform look.
• The shape and width: A wedding ring with a slight curve or V-shape often fits better next to a solitaire engagement ring.
• Gemstones and details: Do you want a subtle or rather striking combination? A wedding ring with diamonds can make the engagement ring shine even more.

Would you like to know more about how to wear an engagement ring and wedding ring together? Then read our blog: Engagement ring and wedding ring: on which hand do you wear them?

Start early! Ideally, you choose your rings 3 to 6 months before the wedding day, so there is enough time for customization and engravings. Custom-made rings or rings with personal engravings can take extra time.

Personalization of wedding rings

Would you like to make your wedding rings even more personal? There are several ways to make your ring unique:

• Engraving: Have a personal message, an important date, or initials engraved in the ring. View engraving options
• Gemstones: Choose a diamond or another gemstone for added meaning. For example, some couples choose their partner's birthstone.

Maintaining and cleaning your wedding ring

You wear wedding rings every day, so proper care is essential to preserve their beauty.

• Gold rings: Clean gently with lukewarm soapy water and a soft brush to remove dirt and oils.
• Diamonds: Use a special jewelry cleaner to maintain their sparkle. Avoid contact with chemicals that may damage the shine.
• Professional cleaning: Have your ring professionally cleaned by a jeweler periodically to remove scratches and restore its shine. Read more about jewelry care

At Diamond Point, you'll find an extensive collection of wedding rings in a variety of styles and materials. Get inspired and choose the ring that best reflects your love. View the wedding ring collection and plan a visit to one of our stores for personal advice and a perfect fit.