WEDDING RINGS

The truth is it all depends on your budget. While the long-standing three-month-salary rule has been somewhat eliminated, couples should still carefully consider what a comfortable cost for their weddings ring are. These days, it’s commonplace for partners to purchase wedding rings for each other. This balances out how much each person spends on wedding rings.

No, this will generally all depend on your engagement ring setting – whether it’s high or low. However just because it doesn’t sit ‘flush’ (meaning minimal gaps between rings), doesn’t mean they won’t pair together beautifully. It’s more of a traditional thing for your wedding ring to sit flush, but in the modern day your wedding ring can sit with your engagement ring however you want.

As a general rule of thumb, your wedding ring and engagement ring metal should have the same scale of hardness as each other to prevent scratches. If you’re looking to keep your rings in the best possible condition, choosing the same hardness metal wedding ring as your engagement ring will ensure your rings stay as pristine as possible.

It’s important to choose a design that matches your individual style; after all you will be wearing it forever! The most important factors to take into consideration after style are budget and materials. Ensure you define a budget that works for you and explore different types styles, genre and metals that fit within that.

You can insure your wedding/engagement rings by adding them onto an existing home insurance plan or by purchasing a separate, jewellery-specific plan. We work directly with Lavalier and recommend their services as a jewelry-specific insurer. Working with an insurance company that focuses on jewelry is beneficial in case anything does go wrong – the representatives you’re working with will be knowledgeable and experienced in your jewelry-specific case.

Absolutely! Customising your wedding rings allow you to create unique pieces that reflect your relationship and personal tastes.