White Gold Wedding Bands

A white gold wedding band is a symbol of love, purity and—if we take inspiration from the ancient Egyptians—omnipotence. It is said those who wear white gold rings feel a deeper connection and inner strength. The beauty of white gold blends simplicity and sophistication, while delivering a sense of durability.

White gold is a beautiful and lasting option for wedding rings. A subtle and timeless look for both women’s and men’s wedding bands, white gold’s neutral colour tone means mixing or matching metals will look effortlessly striking. 

A mixture of pure gold and alloys such as Palladium, white gold is also plated with precious rhodium, a metal in the platinum group, for a beautifully bright, white shine. Not only does this produce a whiter metal, it also offers an extra protective layer on your ring. White gold’s natural durability makes it less likely to be scratched, and any finer details—like hand engraving, intricate design work or square edges—are more protected. 

Stunning as a plain wedding band, in wedding accessories, or even more dazzling when used in diamond wedding bands, the classic look and subtle beauty of white gold wedding rings makes it an ideal choice.

While they may look the same, there is a difference between a wedding ring and an eternity ring. Women's wedding bands are worn underneath the engagement ring, and are the pieces exchanged during your vows on your wedding day. The eternity ring is a more modern concept, and is worn above the engagement ring. It can be a special and lasting way to celebrate a wedding milestone—such as 1 year, 5 years, or 10 years—or other special moments in your life together, such as buying your first home or the birth of a child. An eternity ring is also the name for a ring that features diamonds all the way around its circumference.

While the traditional choice has been around for decades—that choice being diamond wedding rings—women have more recently begun ‘stacking’ their wedding rings by opting for several pieces to wear on their ring finger. This is where the eternity ring has grown in popularity, and where wedding ring sets can help complete a finished, cohesive look.