Almost 200,000 couples get married in Malaysia every year. If you’re one of the lucky ones who have found someone to spend the rest of your life with, your wedding will be one of the biggest milestones in your life.
Physically marking this milestone are your wedding rings. They are a reminder of your commitment with your spouse once vows have been exchanged.
In fact, wedding rings are such an important symbol of love and commitment that most married couples agree that wearing your rings keeps a marriage strong. They are a public sign of marital commitment and a confession of love between you and your significant other.
If your wedding is coming up and you’re looking for that perfect pair of wedding rings, we’ve created this quick guide to help you pick. With this guide, we hope you’ll be able to find the pair that will accompany you for a lifetime.
Common Types of Wedding Rings
Before choosing a ring, you’ll first need to know the type of rings available in the market now. As wedding rings define the public profession of your marriage, be sure to compare and pick the one that best suits your personality and interests.
Let’s take a look at the most common types of wedding rings:
- Bands: Band rings simple rings that shows your marital status. Usually uniform in width, they are often customized with engravings of meaningful letters or dates. They’re the best fit for couples looking for a more minimal design.
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Diamond Ring (for the bride): Diamond rings are a classic choice for wedding rings. Compared to other natural stones, diamonds often appear clearer and more sparkly. Though conventional, they continue to be a popular ring of choice as they easily represent the idea of everlasting love. If you prefer a modern twist to diamond rings, go for a princess cut or a cushion cut instead of round diamond rings.
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Sapphire Ring: Sapphire rings have higher levels of mineral hardness, making them more durable and popular compared to other gemstones like emeralds or rubies. The classic blue beauty of Sapphire rings make them perfect for couples looking for something enduring, valuable and unique.
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Birthstone Ring: As suggested by its namesake, birthstone rings are gemstone rings associated with the specific individual’s birth month. Compared to diamond rings, birthstone rings are customizable and bring personal meaning to the wearer.
- Bridal Set: A bridal set is a ring set with both a wedding band and engagement ring stacked together. They are usually worn by the bride on her left ring finger as a way of keeping both rings instead of replacing the engagement ring with a wedding ring.
- Cluster Ring (for the bride): Cluster rings feature multiple diamonds and gemstones of different measurements. They have a more sophisticated design and fit the bride who enjoys a touch of colour to their glitter.
Hopefully, this guide has given you some ideas on choosing the right ring for yourselves.
Steps to Pick the Right Wedding Ring
1) Set a Budget
The first step in buying a wedding ring is to begin with your budget. As a rule of thumb, shop with the assumption you’ll spend at least 3 percent of your entire wedding budget on your wedding rings.
As personalisations on wedding rings add extra costs to any wedding ring, remember to add in the cost of personalisation before setting your budget. This will keep your budget realistic.
2) Choose a timeless design
The best wedding ring is something you can wear on a daily basis. Unlike engagement rings, you’ll most likely be wearing your wedding rings for much longer. As such, you’ll want something that doesn’t go out of style as trends come and go.
3) Be practical
In the heat of the moment, you might want to go for something special and fancy. But don’t forget: you’ll be wearing your wedding ring daily. So choose a practical band that is comfortable enough to be worn everyday.
Emeralds, for example, can be too fragile to be worn on a daily basis. So if you want to keep your wedding ring on your finger on a daily basis, this might not be the best choice. Other than that, it is also best to steer clear from pave diamonds as the stones fall out over time.
4) Get the comfort fit
When possible, choose the comfort fit for your rings. Comfort fit rings are shaped in a half-round design and tends to fit more loosely than standard rings of similar sizes.
They are also a lot easier to put on compared with normal rings as it has more space around the band. When worn, you won’t even hurt your finger even if you always keep it on.
Where to Buy Wedding Ring Online in Malaysia?
Buying quality wedding rings in Malaysia isn’t an easy feat, especially if you’re looking for them online.
Luckily for you, you can get high-quality and well-designed rings from Jeoel online in Malaysia. When buying rings from Jeoel, you can be assured of:
- Good craftsmanship - we use only the best quality 925 sterling silver and gemstones.
- Comfort fit - our rings are always crafted for comfort, so you can keep your ring on 24/7, 365 days a year without hurting your fingers!
- Natural diamonds - we only use natural diamonds in all our rings. On top of that, all our gems are certified and you can even view our jewellery in in-store in Kuala Lumpur.
- High quality, high affordability - our markups always stay reasonable while ensuring our quality remains high.
Better yet, you’ll get:
- Free shipping for purchases over RM149, and
- 30 days limited warranty from the date of purchase
And yes, we also ship internationally!
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