Choosing your metal
Platinum wedding rings
Very popular for wedding rings due to its looks, hardness and rarity. Our platinum rings are 95% pure, which means they are heavy and strong. Great if you have the budget for a prestigious ring that will last you a lifetime. Read more
Palladium Wedding Rings
Relatively new to the jewellery market, palladium is great for those who would like to choose platinum but are on a tighter budget. Palladium is less prone to tarnishing or scratches than the less-expensive white gold, and polishes to a beautiful white finish. Read more
Silver wedding rings
Silver is generally not used for wedding bands as it tarnishes and scratches more easily than other metals. However, we at Wedding Rings Direct have noticed how popular silver has become for wedding bands. We want you to have a ring to last a lifetime so we rhodium plate all our silver rings, at no extra cost to you. So choose silver if you want a less expensive and relatively durable ring. Click the link above to browse our range of silver rings, or click here for more information on silver.
Yellow gold wedding rings
Yellow Gold is the traditional choice for wedding rings. We offer a choice of 9ct, 18ct and 22ct rings – each has slightly different properties due to the differing amounts of other metals in the alloy. Follow the link for more information on yellow gold wedding bands, and the different properties of different carats. Read more
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White gold wedding rings
White Gold wedding rings use gold alloyed with a higher proportion of other metals, to produce a beautiful polish and shine. White metals provide an excellent backdrop for diamonds, so choose white gold for your diamond ring if you would like platinum but perhaps want something more traditional. Click for more information about our white gold rings, and the rhodium plating process. Read more
Rose gold wedding rings
Rose Gold is the romantic choice – if you want a ring that is traditional and distinguished then rose gold could be the metal for you. Rose gold is often used in bi-coloured rings to offset the more traditional white or yellow gold. Read more
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