Plain Wedding Rings

Our most popular choice due to its hardness, rarity and naturally white sheen that will never fade or change colour. Our platinum rings are 95% pure, which means they are heavy, strong and naturally hypo-allergenic. The best choice if you have the budget for a prestigious ring that will last you a lifetime.

Palladium is a white precious metal from the platinum group of metals. Palladium wedding rings are popular for their natural white lustre which does not tarnish or require plating. It is a low-maintenance, durable metal, with a lighter weight than platinum.

Titanium is incredibly strong, light weight and durable in comparison to other metals, such as gold. Another fantastic attribute of titanium is that it is hypo-allergenic, making it perfect for those with sensitivities to wearing jewellery.

Yellow gold is the traditional choice for wedding rings, we offer 9ct, 14ct 18ct and 22ct rings. A mixture of pure gold, copper and silver gives yellow gold jewellery its signature warmth.

White gold jewellery uses pure gold alloyed with other white metals such as palladium and silver, to produce a beautiful polish and shine. White gold rings are plated with rhodium to give its brilliant white lustre. Rhodium plating is hypoallergenic and helps to protect the white gold.

Also known as pink gold or red gold, rose gold adds a touch of romance to your jewellery; if you want a ring that is traditional and distinguished then rose gold could be the metal for you.

Silver is one of the longest standing precious metals used in making jewellery. It is popular as it is very malleable and one of the most inexpensive precious metals. It is important to note however that silver will tarnish and scratch more easily than other metals.

Zirconium is very similar to titanium in strength and weight. Zirconium is a grey/white lustrous metal with all the same hypoallergenic qualities as Titanium and when it is heat treated, it forms a deep silky black oxide coating that is scratch resistant, known as Black Zirconium.