Wedding & Eternity Rings

This type of metal is revered for its icy white sheen and hypoallergenic properties, with nearly 60% of customers choosing this style of ring for how delightfully low-maintenance they are.

Yellow gold wedding rings are beloved for their opulent appearance, strength and grandeur, appealing to those who appreciate tradition and elegance.

White gold wedding bands offer the feel of gold with the brightness of platinum. They require re-plating every 1-2 years but keep their cool demeanour in between cleans.

Rose gold wedding rings known for their warm blush hue, suit almost all skin tones and are the second most popular choice. Rose gold men’s bands are increasingly trending, especially when featuring a brushed texture or black diamonds.

This style of wedding ring is undeniably timeless and will never lose its appeal. Known for their time-honoured simplicity, they feature a smooth metal finish without any additional embellishments. They’re ever dependable and represent ‘forever’ like no other style.

Embellished wedding rings have a dose of sparkle that imbues many engagement ring styles with an extra dose of dazzling seduction. A bewitching choice for diamond lovers

These wedding rings are adorned with a continuous line of small diamonds or coloured gemstones, creating a row of brilliant sparkle. A quiet touch of luxury.

For those who enjoy a combination of structural, modern style and practical design, bezel wedding rings offer both style and security. Their popularity has been building for a while now.

This design style features a row of small diamonds or gemstones set into a channel within the band. Fans of this style rarely switch over.

Baguette diamond wedding rings feature sleek, rectangular step cut diamonds known for their clean lines and understated light refraction. They’re known to be as delicious as they are in vogue.

This ring style is uniquely designed to complement the shape of an engagement ring, featuring a gentle curve that hugs the stone perfectly.

These styles are characterised by their distinctive V shape design and pair beautifully with pear and marquise cuts..

They feature interwoven strands of metal, creating a rope-like or braided effect that symbolises unity and eternity.

An eye-catching and unexpected choice, sapphire wedding rings are celebrated for their rich range of hues and exceptional durability.

Perhaps considered the most traditional profile, a court band has a soft rounded curve on the inside and outside of the ring. It’s often referred to as ‘comfort fit’–as its name suggests, it’s a very comfortable ring profile.

The outside of a D-shape profile is identical to a court ring. However, the inside of the band is flat and sits flush up against the finger, creating a ‘D’ shape to the band’s profile. This ring profile is often recommended to wearers who are particularly active or work using their hands.

Flat profile rings are almost the opposite to a court profile. They feature flat edges on all sides of the ring, creating a more geometric, sharp silhouette.

Bevelled ring profiles have a contemporary finish–the inside of the band is flat, but the outer edge has angled edges.

A knife edge profile features a sharp (not razor sharp, of course!) edge that runs along the band and divides the ring into two slanting parts that meet at the centre ‘knife point’.

A concave ring has the smooth interior of a flat profile, with a softly dipped curve on the ring’s exterior.