Cheap Wedding Rings – Two for One
Are you looking for a cheap matching ring set? If its for a wedding ring set then you will no doubt want to buy the very best you can as this is a purchase you will be hoping to buy only once. Buying the best when it comes to jewelry means splashing out on gold, platinum or titanium but these days we are all trying to save money in as many areas as possible so you are probably wondering if there is a way to get the quality of wedding bands that you desire without spending every last penny you have to your name.
There are several jewelry shops online that meet your needs. One is known as Debebians and they are specialists in matching wedding band sets and have a set of two matching gold wedding rings for under $300 and lots of other choices in other metals for less. They offer over 50% discounts of all the regular priced gold and diamonds, matching diamond wedding bands, and even His and Her tungsten wedding ring set that are comfort fit tungsten carbide, polished like platinum and will last a lifetime. They also make custom rings for about half what it would cost at a regular custom jewelry design shop.
For two matching wedding bands in your choice of titanium or gold with diamonds, check out Jewelry Vortex who have ring sets for under $200. Gold ring or white gold, two bands for $600.
Need really cheap jewelry rings for your wedding? Then there’s Aurell who specialize in cheap wedding rings fashioned from palladium and matching sets for about $80 each, or fancy rings for about $200. You may choose diamond wedding ring styles that have palladium bands with diamonds inset. Polished palladium, genuine diamonds, two rings, one design…what more can you ask for?
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2 Responses to “Cheap Wedding Rings – Two for One”
By Rick M on Dec 9, 2009
Be sure to keep in mind to research all of the popular metals that are used for wedding bands today – platinum, palladium, gold, titanium and tungsten. Platinum is the most expensive, but also the most durable, so you get excellent value for your money. When you scratch platinum, the ring does not lose mass, and it can be refinished to look like new over and over. Gold will scratch off, and white gold isn’t naturally white, so it will turn yellow over time. If platinum is not an option, then I would consider palladium. Palladium is the better choice over white gold if platinum is not a possibility.
And while I like the look of tungsten and titanium wedding bands, they can not be sized. So keep away from the pizza and beer, and make sure you renew that gym membership, too!
For more help with metals, a free brochure is available here – http://www.novelldesignstudio.com/choosing_your_metal/index.php
By Arthur on Dec 9, 2009
Thanks for the info Rick, we appreciate your input.