wedding ring sets

Unique and reasonably priced engagement sets are only a click away. Cubic zirconium, known as CZ, sets are much more inexpensive than other designs. There is a wide range of dynamic and expressive designs. Even the most outstanding designs in rose-colored stone are easy to obtain. So are celebrity designs. Vintage gold, classics, and retro designs are also quite popular. All are quick and simple to purchase online, at the right sites, of course. Look around on the web and find a rose-colored wedding set that is perfect, and perfectly priced.

There are many places for shoppers to locate exciting CZ gemstones in pretty settings. Pink, yellow, and crystal-coloured stones come in several different carat sizes. They are set in sterling silver and even 14 karat gold. It may seem impossible, but these can be obtained for under $40. Imitations and Almost Diamonds are the top shops to find faux diamond and celebrity-inspired jewel sets. Three-stone rings in pink and clear are available for $35.00-50.00. The central stone is larger, surrounded by two smaller stones. The colours can be combined in different ways. The colour of the larger stone determines the price of the ring. There are also Pink CZ eternity rings with white faux diamonds. Eternity rings in faux ruby are another option. The engagement/wedding pair set can be created for less than $100.00. Individual rings cost between $30.00 and $70.00. Create the perfect set to suit every woman.

Wedding bands in 24K Gold

Classic wedding bands never go out of style. However, a good, classy ring set can be difficult to find. 14 karat and 18 karat gold seem to be everywhere. Finding the higher quality gold takes a bit of effort. Try Adin Antique Jewellery or Ruby Lane online. These two specialize in antique jewellery and estate pieces. Rare, Edwardian, and Victorian pieces are a challenge. It is possible to find stones and setting from even earlier European designs. These are always genuine gold. However, online solutions for these challenges are not frequent. It may take a trip to the local pawnshop or second hand jeweller.

Problems with 24K Gold

Very few jewellers use 24K gold for contemporary rings. This is because this particular gold is quite soft. Plain 24K bands are even less common. Rings with rubies, diamonds, emeralds, and other gems set in them are actually more frequently located than plain bands. Diva Diamonds will at time offer a 24K band, but the option can be quite expensive-sometime over $800.00 per ring. Watch out for other shops that may be advertising gold that is24K. Read the fine print carefully. Many times these pieces are plated. They are actually made of 18 karat gold, with a thin coating of 24K added on top. This is a poor solution. If it MUST be a pure 24karat gold genuine antique wedding band, shop carefully and examine every piece of jewellery. There are times when an online shop won't do. In that case, a visit to the actual store is necessary. Sometimes it's just the best way to go.