Explore Our Collection of Wedding Rings
You've found true love and are ready to spend the rest of your life with them. Now there's only one thing left to do - pick the perfect wedding ring! The exchange of wedding bands signifies your union as a couple. It will be the symbol of lifelong commitment and loyalty. Start your journey together with a wedding ring that makes your special day even more special!
Did you know the tradition of exchanging rings began over 3,000 years ago in Egypt? Back then, materials like grass, reed, leather and bone were used to make rings. Ancient Egyptians considered a ring as a symbol of eternity because it is a circle with no definite start or end; this indicated a promise of forever. They also believed that the fourth finger of the left hand held the vena amoris or the 'vein of love' that is connected to the heart. This is the reason why they chose to wear the rings on this particular finger. The tradition of exchanging rings was adopted by the Greeks when they conquered Egypt and later by the Romans when they conquered Greece. Exchanging metal wedding rings as a symbol of marriage was popularized by the Romans, and continues till today.
At Angara, we offer a wide range of wedding rings. Wow your partner on your big day with a wedding band that is both stunning and durable. Our exquisite collection of his and her wedding bands includes both classic and contemporary designs. Pick a simple wedding ring to go with the extravagant engagement ring or select a classic wedding band that's elegant and timeless. No matter what you pick, our wedding bands are sure to leave your partner awestruck. Each piece in our collection is crafted using the finest metals and adorned with high-quality gemstones. When you shop wedding bands from Angara's wedding jewelry collection, you get to pick from an array of gemstones, cuts, carat weights, metal types and designs.
Wedding Rings for Her
When it comes to buying a wedding ring for her, you can never go wrong with a classic design. Having said that, if your bride-to-be prefers an eye-catching design, an eternity band or one embellished with diamonds and colored gemstones will be ideal. If you are yet to present your lady love with an engagement ring, consider going for a wedding set. This includes both engagement and wedding rings. Both pieces complement each other and look exceptionally gorgeous when worn together. Some sets in our collection have contour wedding bands. This allows the band to snugly fit around the large center stone of the engagement ring. Your partner can wear this contoured wedding band with other rings in her collection too, making it truly versatile. Even when worn solo, the band looks exceptionally beautiful and grabs a lot of attention.
Wedding Rings for Him
If you think there are limited options when it comes to wedding bands for men, wait till you see the selection at Angara. Featuring classic and sophisticated plain bands as well as ones adorned with gemstones in fancy cuts, the variety of designs in our collection will leave you spoilt for choice. Men's diamond wedding bands are in vogue and will always remain timeless. But if you're looking for an extraordinary ring for your partner, pick from our range of sapphire, ruby and emerald bands. Solitaire, three stone, five stone and eternity are some popular designs for men.
Want to make the big purchase but not sure where to start? Don't worry, we're here to help! Before anything else, you must decide on the style of the wedding band. Keep reading to know more.
Pick the Wedding Ring Style
When it comes to wedding bands most people think of a plain gold band. While it's classic and timeless, there are so many other gorgeous styles and designs that can become the symbol of your everlasting love.
1. Classic
A plain wedding band is still one of the most preferred options. It continues to remain a timeless and classic choice. The inside surface is slightly curved, making it more comfortable to wear. Because of its simplicity, a plain metal wedding band complements almost any type of engagement ring. However, if you wish to add a hint of beauty and sophistication, we also have the option of plain wedding bands with secret diamonds.
2. Solitaire
Another popular wedding band style that will always be in vogue is a solitaire. A gorgeous matte, satin, textured or brushed band with a diamond or gemstone at the center looks elegant. Most of the solitaire wedding bands at Angara are for men. These are available in gold, white gold, platinum as well as two-tone metal options. Gemstone options include diamond, enhanced blue diamond, ruby, emerald and sapphire.
3. Eternity
As the name suggests, eternity wedding bands symbolize a love that lasts forever. In this style, the diamonds or colored gemstones surround the entire surface of the ring. However, over the years there have been variations to this style and now half-eternity or non-eternity wedding bands are also available. The diamonds or gemstones on a non-eternity wedding ring only go around half the band. They may be set in pave, channel or prong setting.
4. Vintage-Inspired
Inspired by jewelry designs of bygone eras, vintage-style wedding bands feature intricate details and fine scrollwork. These bands can either be plain or adorned with diamonds and colored gemstones for an exquisite look. Our vintage-inspired wedding bands and bridal sets come in diamond, ruby, sapphire and emerald options.
5. Infinity
The infinity symbol, a sideways eight figure has been around for a long time and is widely used in fine jewelry. An infinity wedding band is perfect if you're looking for a beautiful yet meaningful design. Some of our wedding bands have just one infinity symbol at the center, while some others have several along the circumference of the band, embellished with diamonds. Go for an infinity knot wedding band with diamonds all over or a multi-row crossover infinity ring with a combination of coffee and white diamond – the choice is yours!
6. Stackable
Stackable wedding rings are in vogue right now, since they give you the option to stack them with other rings in your collection. Our diamond and colored gemstone stackable rings can be worn solo for a statement look or along with your engagement ring to up the glam factor. These stackable rings come in a plain circle as well as curved wedding band style.
7. Art Deco-Inspired
Art Deco is one of the most popular vintage jewelry styles. Engagement rings and wedding bands inspired from the Art Deco period are for women who prefer to make a bold statement. This style shifts the focus from intricate designs and delicate metalwork and instead brings out the charm and brilliance of the diamond or colored gemstone. The Art Deco-style wedding bands in our collection are big and bold, embellished with shimmery diamonds, perfect for a bride who is looking for an extravagant wedding ring.
Now that you've narrowed down on the style, the next step will be to choose the metal for your ring.
Select the Metal
To enhance the sparkle and brilliance of the center stone, it is important to pick the perfect metal. At Angara, we offer several options in metals – both traditional and modern. Pick from metals like sterling silver, white gold, yellow gold, rose gold, platinum or two-tone gold. Each metal has its pros and cons in terms of looks, sturdiness and pricing.
1. Gold
Gold wedding rings will always remain a classic choice. However, today your options aren't limited to just a yellow gold wedding band. Both the bride and groom can pick a unique and contemporary metal like rose gold or white gold. It is wise to consider the color of the gemstone while choosing the metal for your wedding band. Gemstones like tanzanite, amethyst, garnet, sapphire and black diamond exude a distinct charm when set in white gold. Similarly, pink sapphires, aquamarine, peridot and coffee diamond are sure to look elegant and exquisite when set in rose gold wedding bands.
2. Platinum
Platinum is the purest and most expensive metal used in fine jewelry. It is 30 times rarer than gold and known for its unparalleled soft white hue. Unlike other metals, platinum does not tarnish or oxidize. Your platinum wedding band may scratch a little over time, but this can be easily fixed by getting it polished. The purity of the metal helps bring out the beauty of the gemstones like no other. It is hypoallergenic in nature and is suitable for those with sensitive skin.
3. Sterling Silver
Sterling silver is the most affordable metal option. This metal ranges from bright white to grayish white and can have either a shiny or matte finish. Pure silver is too soft to be used alone, therefore some amount of copper is mixed in it to make it stronger. It is recommended to store silver jewelry in a separate box and in a cool, dry place to prevent tarnishing. Having said that, a sterling silver wedding band may look pretty but it is not the sturdiest of metals and is not appropriate for daily wear. A gold or platinum wedding band will be a better alternative.
Selected the metal? Now let's pick the perfect gemstone for your ring.
Decide on the Gemstone
Contrary to popular belief, some gemstones are far more precious and rarer than diamonds. So, if you're looking for something truly exquisite, consider a wedding band adorned with colored gemstones. Angara's unique collection of wedding rings feature a wide array of precious and semi-precious gemstones. From lush-green emeralds to stunning red rubies, our gemstone wedding ring collection features a variety of vibrant gems that instantly add a pop of color. Pick a gemstone wedding band embellished with their birthstone or favorite color to add a personal touch. No matter which gemstone wedding band you pick, you are sure to witness a fine blend of style and excellent craftsmanship.
1. Diamonds
Timeless elegance and unparalleled brilliance make diamond the perfect wedding gem. Diamond eternity bands are one of the most sought-after wedding ring options because the gem and style both symbolize eternal love. However, if you prefer something more colorful and unconventional, take a look at our blue, black and coffee diamond wedding bands. Each has its distinct charm that is sure to make your wedding band stand out from the rest. For a truly magnificent piece, opt for colored diamonds paired with white diamonds. Pick from a wide range of symbols and patterns like infinity knot, crisscross, triple rope and nature-inspired bands.
2. Sapphire
Sapphire is a symbol of honesty and fidelity, which makes it the perfect gemstone for engagement and wedding rings. Let a blue sapphire wedding ring be your 'something blue' on your D-Day. If you are not inclined towards blue sapphire and want something extraordinary for your beloved, an orange, yellow or pink sapphire wedding ring is a great option too. Another reason why sapphire makes the perfect gemstone for wedding bands is its durability. This gem scores a rating of 9 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness and is suitable for regular wear. Our wide range of sapphire bands for men and women is sure to leave you spoilt for choice.
3. Ruby
Begin your lifelong companionship by placing a ruby wedding ring on your partner's finger while exchanging your vows. Rightly called the ‘king of gems', ruby has long been associated with love and courage. Its captivating red hue is unmatched, making it a must-have in every man and woman's jewelry collection. Did you know rubies are rarer than diamonds? So, if you're looking for something unique and rare for your partner, this precious stone is a great choice. Pick a stunning ruby and diamond wedding ring or choose a stackable style embellished with rubies for a truly spectacular look. The durability of the gemstone should be a deciding factor while buying a band as your partner will be wearing it every day. Ruby scores a whopping 9 on the Mohs scale of hardness.
4. Emerald
Emerald wedding rings are stunning alternatives to traditional bands. If you're looking for a ring that's the perfect blend of classic and contemporary elements, pick a diamond and emerald vintage-style wedding ring. When set next to each other, diamonds and emeralds enhance each other's shine and beauty to make the ring look spectacular. Our exquisite collection of emerald rings for men and women features a wide range of styles, carat weights and metal options. On the Mohs scale, emeralds score 7.5 to 8, which means they are not too delicate and can be worn regularly.
5. Tanzanite
If a rare and gorgeous gemstone is on your mind, your search ends here! Tanzanite is a gorgeous blue gem that is found only in one place on earth - Tanzania. This makes the gemstone rarer than diamonds. Its unmatched brilliance and beauty have made it a favorite among gemstone lovers. In fact, tanzanite is depleting so quickly, it may not even be available for purchase in the next 25 to 30 years. Therefore, now is a good time to buy it. Make your wedding day truly memorable by giving your bride a tanzanite wedding ring. Its hardness rating is 6-6.5 on the Mohs scale. However, with a little care and precaution, the ring will last for decades to come.
6. Amethyst
The elegant and gorgeous purple hue of amethyst has made it one of the most coveted gemstones. The use of this semi-precious gemstone has become popular in both engagement rings and wedding bands. Be it a vintage-inspired or contemporary design, amethyst steals the spotlight in every style, setting and metal. This pretty gemstone does not come with a hefty price tag and is a budget-friendly option. In terms of hardness, amethyst scores a 7 on the Mohs scale and with a little extra care, the amethyst wedding ring will continue to shine on your partner's finger for years to come!
7. Aquamarine
Do you want a gemstone that makes your wedding band dazzle and shine like no other? The answer is an aquamarine wedding ring! Aquamarines lack inclusions that are visible to the naked eye. This enhances their sparkle and makes them a treat for the eyes. Some ancient cultures believed that aquamarine is the gateway to a happy marriage. It is also believed to represent courage and loyalty. In terms of durability, the gemstone has a rating of 7.5-8 on the Mohs scale of hardness. It is a considerably tough gem and a safe choice for wedding rings
8. Garnet
Red garnet is associated with matters of the heart. It is the stone of commitment and symbolizes heart, passion and love. For this reason, it is increasingly becoming popular among couples who wish to take the non-traditional route. Garnet is becoming a popular choice for engagement rings, wedding bands and as an anniversary gift. If you and your partner wish to exchange vows with ring that's modern yet symbolic of your deep love and commitment, a garnet wedding band will be an excellent option. It is quite durable and has a hardness rating of 7.5-8.5 on the Mohs scale.
9. Swiss Blue Topaz
Another blue gemstone that's popular among young couples is Swiss blue topaz. The gemstone is associated with loyalty, love, eternal romance and friendship. A Swiss blue topaz wedding band exudes elegance like no other and is a sight to behold. If you wish to see the true beauty of this gemstone, pick a ring that combines both white diamonds and blue topaz. Our collection of Swiss blue topaz wedding rings features eternity and non-eternity styles. Both are symbolic of everlasting love and commitment. Swiss blue topaz is a durable gem that will last for years. It has a rating of 8 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness.
10. Peridot
The lustrous and gorgeous olive-green peridot is believed to stimulate romance and happiness between couples. This is a good reason to begin your journey as a married couple with a peridot wedding band. Our eternity and non-eternity peridot wedding bands are designed for those who love to steal the show. Peridots look exceptionally beautiful when set in rose and yellow gold. However, we also offer the option of customization, so you get to pick other metals too like white gold, silver and platinum. Peridots are moderately delicate with a rating of 6.5-7 but with the right setting and good care, they will continue to sparkle for a long time.
11. Pink Tourmaline
Tourmaline occurs in a wide range of colors like green, blue and pink. However, pink is the most coveted of the lot. The pretty pink gem exudes a feminine charm that's hard to miss. It is the perfect gemstone for a woman who prefers sophisticated and elegant jewelry. It is associated with unconditional love and compassion; this makes pink tourmaline the perfect gemstone for wedding bands. Our pink tourmaline wedding bands look minimal yet edgy and stylish. Possessing a hardness of 7 to 7.5, a tourmaline is susceptible to scratches but with a little care, you can prevent that.
12. Citrine
Like aquamarine, citrine is eye-clean too. This property gives the gemstone a remarkable shine. The sunny hue of citrine comes quite close to yellow sapphires, making it an affordable alternative. The gemstone is believed to attract love and happiness in the wearer's life. So, what's better than a citrine wedding band to celebrate your union as a married couple? Most of our citrine wedding bands for women are a part of the Natori x Angara collection. The bands in this collection feature round gemstones set in hexagonal frames. You can find both citrine bands and citrine with white diamond bands in this collection.
Looking for a band that sparkles as bright as the engagement ring or something subtle? Pick the carat weight you have in mind.
Narrow Down on the Carat Weight
At Angara, you can customize your wedding band by selecting the metal, gemstone quality as well as carat weight! For a simple and affordable piece, you can go with a carat weight of below 0.50 to 1 carat. Whereas for an extravagant look, check out bands adorned with gemstones over 3.01 carats.
Decided on the style, metal, gemstone and carat weight? Now, all you have to do is pick a band that matches your budget requirements.
Find the Sparkler for Your Budget
At Angara, we offer wedding bands in every price range. Regardless of your budget or preference, you are sure to find plenty of options. Prices start from as low as $139 and go up to a whopping $50749. Found a design you loved but it's way too expensive? No problem, just take a look at metal, carat weight and gem quality options available and customize the piece to suit your budget.
Have a question? Call us at 1-844-527-4367 and our Jewelry Advisors will be happy to assist you. Alternatively, you can write to us at customer.service@angara.com.
Wedding bells to ring soon? Don't wait, go ahead and pick a stunning wedding band right away!
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