Wedding Ring Buying Guide

The Slight Court profile offers a subtle alternative to the traditional Court. With gently softened edges and a shallower curve, it combines comfort with a modern, refined look. This shape is especially popular as it pairs beautifully with most engagement rings, making it a versatile choice for both men and women.

Light 1.3mm

Medium 1.7mm

Heavy 2.1mm

Court rings, also known as “comfort fit” or “traditional court,” are rounded on both the inside and the outside. This profile is designed to sit smoothly against the finger, making it one of the most popular and comfortable styles of wedding band.

Light 1.3mm

Medium 1.7mm

Heavy 2.1mm

D Shape rings have a flat inside surface with a rounded outside, creating a profile that resembles the letter “D.” This style is not a comfort fit, but remains a timeless choice for those who like a traditional rounded appearance on the finger.

Light 1.3mm

Medium 1.7mm

Heavy 2.1mm

Flat Court rings feature a gently rounded inside (known as a comfort fit) but with a flat top surface for a clean, modern look. We often recommend Flat Court over the traditional Flat profile, as it offers greater comfort while retaining a contemporary style.

Light 1.3mm

Medium 1.7mm

Heavy 2.1mm

Flat on all sides and sitting close to the finger, Flat wedding rings are sleek, minimal and ideal for those who prefer a bold, modern style.

Light 1.3mm

Medium 1.7mm

Heavy 2.1mm

White gold is a hugely popular choice for wedding rings thanks to its bright, silvery colour and versatile style. Created by blending pure gold with alloys and then finished with rhodium plating, it has a luminous finish that pairs beautifully with diamonds.

Warm and classic, yellow gold retains its colour without any plating. It’s highly durable and develops a natural patina with wear, giving it a rich character over time—making it an enduring choice for traditional wedding rings.

Warm and classic, yellow gold retains its colour without any plating. It’s highly durable and develops a natural patina with wear, giving it a rich character over time—making it an enduring choice for traditional wedding rings.

Platinum is a naturally white, dense, and exceptionally durable precious metal. It maintains its colour without plating and develops a distinguished patina over time. Because of its strength and purity, platinum is the most popular choice and delivers the greatest long-term value for a wedding ring that lasts a lifetime.