Collection: Ladies Wedding Rings

If you're wearing your wedding ring alongside your engagement ring, it’s important to match the metal hardness so they don’t wear each other down over time. So, if you have a platinum engagement ring, go for a platinum wedding ring. If your engagement ring is 18ct gold, stick with 18ct gold for your wedding band.

If you’re planning to wear your wedding ring on its own, platinum is the best choice if you like a silver-toned metal. It’s naturally white, really durable, and hypoallergenic, so it’ll stay looking great for years.

If you prefer gold, 18ct yellow gold is a perfect choice. It’s 75% pure gold, which gives it that rich, deep yellow color while still being strong enough for everyday wear.

No, your wedding ring doesn’t have to be an exact match to your engagement ring—it’s all about what feels right for you. Some people love a perfectly matching set, while others prefer a mix-and-match look that still works well together. Here are a few ways to style them:

• Perfect Match: A wedding band designed to sit seamlessly alongside your engagement ring for a coordinated look.
• Complementary Contrast: A different metal or design that enhances your engagement ring without being identical.
• Stacking Style: Layering multiple rings with different textures, shapes, or gemstones to create a unique, personal look.

At the end of the day, your wedding ring should suit your style and be something you love wearing every day.

The most popular wedding rings for women really come down to personal style, but there are a few timeless favorites that always stand out:

• Classic Plain Band: Simple, elegant, and never goes out of style. Choose a band which is rounded on the inside for a comfort fit.
• Diamond Eternity Band: Diamonds all the way around for serious sparkle.
• Half-Eternity Band: Diamonds on just the top half—still sparkly but easier to resize.
• Shaped Wedding Band: Designed to fit perfectly around an engagement ring for a seamless look.
• Vintage-Inspired Band: Engraving, filigree, and delicate details for an antique feel.

At the end of the day, your wedding ring should be something you love and feel great wearing every day.

What exactly are ethical wedding rings? At Poppy Elder Fine Jewellery, these aren't just any rings – they're symbols of your love, crafted with a deep respect for people and the planet.

Ethical wedding rings are made from materials sourced in a way that’s mindful of environmental and social impacts. This means choosing conflict-free diamonds and gemstones, using recycled metals, or opting for Fairtrade Gold. By selecting these materials, we ensure that our jewellery-making doesn't harm the environment or exploit workers.

When you choose an ethical wedding ring from us, you're embracing a piece that’s not just beautiful but also responsible. It’s about wearing a ring that represents not just a commitment to each other but also to the values you hold dear.

So, ethical wedding rings are more than just jewellery. They’re a celebration of love, crafted with care, conscience, and a commitment to making a positive impact in the world. Ethics and sustainability are at the heart of each piece I create from the precious metals to the beautiful packaging. Read about our ethics here.

If you have a low or unusually shaped Engagement Ring it can be difficult to get a straight wedding ring to sit with your ring without a big gap. There are many different ways to fix this, one is with a V shaped wedding ring where you can use the gap as a feature of your wedding set. Another is to create a Bespoke Wedding ring that perfectly fits against your Engagement Ring without any gaps.

Modern wedding rings include mixing band materials and engraving being used on the wedding band. Floral engraved wedding bands are increasing in popularity as they add a uniqueness to the piece, whilst being discrete and beautiful.

If you are looking for a wedding band that is white or silver in colour, then yes I would recommend Platinum over White Gold. This is because white gold has a slightly yellow tone to it, because it is made up with a mixture of metals that include gold - which is naturally yellow. The white gold rings that you might be used to seeing as bright silver in colour have a plating to give that bright colour, but unfortunately this wears off and needs maintaining. Platinum is naturally silver in colour and doesn’t need this plating to give its appearance.

Of course if you like the natural tone of white gold without plating this is a good option, and if you’re looking for a gold coloured wedding band then I’d definitely suggest sticking to 18ct gold.