Wedding & Anniversary

More contemporary than yellow gold, white gold gets its silvery white character from combining yellow gold with copper, zinc and nickel (or palladium).

Silver has been valued for centuries and once was considered more valuable than gold. Today, it's the most affordable of the precious metals.

For those seeking a modern and resilient alternative to traditional metals, cobalt offers an excellent option for wedding or anniversary rings.

Three times stronger than steel and originally used in industrial applications, titanium has become popular for wedding jewelry.

Serious shine and strength make tungsten carbide a favorite for men's wedding bands. Tungsten carbide is very dense, four times harder than titanium.