Couples may or may not agree on every detail when choosing their wedding rings. With us, each partner can choose not only their preferred ring design, but also the material or even the same pair of wedding rings in a different metal colour.
The most popular choice is 14k gold (Au/585), available in white, rose and yellow gold. White gold is a modern classic that suits everyone. Over time, it may develop a slightly warmer tone due to natural patina, which can be restored during renovation. White gold is also often chosen in combination with rose or yellow gold.
Rose gold has a neutral warm tone that beautifully highlights set stones. Its popularity has grown significantly in recent years and it has become one of the most popular choices today. In a high polish finish, it also suits men very well.
Yellow gold is a traditional material for wedding rings. If you usually wear jewellery in this colour, yellow gold wedding rings will naturally match your other pieces.
For those who prefer a higher gold purity, we also offer 18k gold (Au/750) in white, rose and yellow variations. Compared to 14k gold, it contains a higher proportion of pure gold.
Platinum Pt/950 is among the most precious metals used in jewellery making. It has a naturally light silvery colour, high purity and does not require rhodium plating. It is heavier than gold and known for its long-lasting durability.
Pd/585 is an alloy containing palladium, which has a natural light gray shade similar to platinum and properties similar to gold. Compared to the aforementioned materials, it is more affordable. At the same time, it maintains a permanent color without the need for rhodium plating and is hypoallergenic.
B/600 is our unique BISAKU alloy containing platinum and other precious metals, which we developed as an alternative to the classic platinum Pt/950. Thanks to its special composition, it maintains a naturally light color without the need for rhodium plating and has a long service life.
Not sure which type of stone to choose? Natural diamonds, lab-grown diamonds or moissanites? We will help you decide.