Wedding Rings with Diamonds

14k gold contains 58.5% pure gold – this alloy is more resistant to everyday wear and scratches, and its price is generally lower. 18k gold contains 75% pure gold – the color is richer, but the metal is slightly softer. Since wedding rings are usually worn daily for a long period of time, 14k gold is often chosen for its greater durability, while 18k is selected for its richer gold color and higher gold content.

No, a diamond is not necessary in a wedding ring. A classic wedding ring is usually a flat or rounded gold band without a gemstone, as seen in the “Statkutės” “Velvet” collection. A diamond in a wedding ring is an aesthetic choice that adds extra brilliance.

The production of custom wedding rings usually takes several weeks – this timeframe includes consultation with the jeweler, size measurements, design discussion, and production. Standard collection models, such as those from the “Velvet” collection, may be shipped more quickly if they are in stock. The exact timeframe is confirmed by email after the order is placed.

Yes. Although many designs are created as matching wedding ring sets, some models, such as the “18k Yellow Gold Wedding Rings "Coral eternity”, can also be ordered as individual rings. This is a suitable option if you plan to add a matching ring later or are looking for a gift outside of a wedding context.