The Apples of Gold Set of 3 Tri-Color Gold Stackable 0.68 Carat Diamond Bands are each crafted of 14k gold—one white, one yellow, and one rose. Each band bears 16 close-set round diamonds for a total of 48 diamonds in the set. Worn together or separately, these bands are designed to represent love that lasts for eternity.

And gentlemen, here’s a tip: these rings are sold as a set of three. Buy the set but don’t give them all at once! Save them to surprise your wife at special, unexpected moments.

The Infinity Symbol Wedding Band bears the infinity symbol—an eye-catching reminder of something that is eternal, unchanging, and without limit. This ring, which appears so simple, offers several options for customization. The band is available in widths ranging from 5mm-10mm and is offered in two finishes: polished (shown) or satin (matte). While the band shown here features the infinity symbol in white, it is also available in blue, black, or natural titanium (no color).

Titanium itself represents infinity in that it is a nearly indestructible material. Titanium wedding bands are popular among men who like the idea of a high-performance metal with the luster of fine jewelry. Commonly used in aerospace, titanium is the most durable metal you’ll find in a wedding ring.

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You thought finding the woman of your dreams would be the hard part, but now the real challenge is finding the ring of her dreams. Apples of Gold can help with this. As much as we love jewelry in all of its many forms, engagement rings and wedding jewelry is what we really get excited about. We want the experience of shopping for her engagement ring to not only be easier, but to actually be fun and enjoyable. We have thousands of rings and options to choose from—going through all of them would be a daunting task for any man—but there are a few ways we try to help you sort through them. First, when you start at our engagement rings page (HERE), you can choose rings by precious metal or stone. Know that she won’t be happy with anything besides white gold? Go directly to our collection of white gold engagement rings (HERE). These pages also help you find the ring that will match your budget.

In addition, we’ve added our bestseller lists to show you which rings are time-honored favorites or the most popular current selections among brides. Click HERE to see our best selling diamond engagement rings.

Keep checking in the Apple of Gold jewelry blog over the next few weeks as we provide you with more tips and information on choosing the perfect ring and popping the question!

This year has seen a rise in the popularity of rose gold. With its warm, coppery luster, it brings a little extra flair and newness to the standard wedding jewelry. Though rose gold has recently gained popularity, it is hardly new or trendy. Once favored in the courts of Russia, it was often referred to as “Russian gold” or “red gold.”

Like yellow gold, rose gold is an alloy of pure gold and copper. But in the case of rose gold, the percentage of copper is not less than 25%. Rose gold is equal in value to white gold and yellow gold of the same karat measurement. All gold is a mixture of pure gold and other alloy metals. What you want to look for it the karat number—this tells you what percentage of the metal is pure gold. Thus 14k rose gold is equal in value to 14k white gold, they simply have different quantities and colors of alloy metals. 

Rose gold is also equal to its yellow and white gold counterparts in durability and strength. Gold has maintained its position as the favored wedding ring metal because it is durable, but not so hard that it can’t be engraved or adjusted. While gold is made to withstand wear-and-tear, after several years you may want to have it professionally cleaned and polished to keep it at highest shine.

Our best selling rose gold wedding rings:

14K White and Rose Gold Hammered Wedding Band Ring. (above left) This ring highlights the unique beauty of rose gold by enclosing it within a border of white gold. The hammered, brushed rose gold center band stands out against the high-shine white gold. Simple and classic, this ring incorporates the less common, but no less alluring rose gold. The look is both elegant and fresh.

14K Rose Gold and Tri-Color Braided Wedding Band Ring. (above right) For the best of all worlds, choose a ring that weaves together yellow, white, and rose gold. This stunning braided center stands out against a high-shine rose gold band. Perfect for a man looking for a ring that will work in many settings—from office to church to baseball field, this ring fits.

14K White Gold & Rose Gold Wedding Band. (left) Though white brushed gold overlays much of the visible rose gold on this ring—the reddish hues peek out from the edges of the band. The inner, less visible rose gold symbolizes the more private love you have for your wife. A beautiful piece—both visually and symbolically, and a favorite among grooms-to-be.

Click HERE to see more of our top selling rose gold wedding bands.

Our response has been to reorganize our pages so you can immediately see our collection of the “best of the best.” By clicking the link to our Best Diamond Rings, you are immediately transported to our favorites.

Our Best Diamond Rings pages highlight the quality and style you have come to expect from your Apples of Gold jewelry. But don’t think that “best” means most expensive. Many of our customers love these rings not only for their quality, but also for their value. And the selection, even among this choice group of favorites, is still broad—you can choose your favorite metal, setting, and diamond cut from among them.

In short, these are the rings that our customers can’t get enough of. They are the rings that go out our door and never come back—their buyers and wearers are not only satisfied, they’re delighted.

Click here to see our Best Diamond Rings.

Platinum has a reputation for being the “Cadillac” of the precious metals. Known for its luxurious quality, rarity (it is the rarest metal in the world), and high level of purity, platinum is a consistently sought-after metal. It is heavier than gold and because of its naturally white color, it will never need to be re-plated or treated. What you see is what you get…forever. According to French King Louis XV, “it was the only metal fit for a king.”

Men and women alike love platinum for its high-class status. But its allure is also its drawback: platinum is far more expensive than gold or other metals used for wedding bands. Even though Apples of Gold holds to its model of ethical pricing standards, platinum still comes with a high price tag. For many couples the cost factor eliminates it from the running. Platinum is also a bit softer than gold. This can be both a positive and negative characteristic. If a platinum ring holding a stone suffers a blow, it is more likely to bend, whereas a gold ring, in the same circumstance would be more likely to break. Though softer than gold, platinum is still considered a very durable metal and more than adequate in hardness for wedding bands and engagement rings.

Is platinum right for you? Have a look at a few of our most lustrous and luxurious platinum wedding bands!

Platinum Wide Braided Wedding Band Ring. (above left) Weighing a full 19 grams, this ring’s luxury is in its heft. The braided center design  is simple and unassuming, yet unique—you won’t see this band on the hand of everyone else. High-shine finish and comfort fit design.

Platinum Hammered Design Wedding Band Ring. (above right) Available in a variety of widths, the hammered band is consistently among Apples of Gold’s best selling wedding bands. The hammered-finish center is surrounded by a smooth, shiny border—the perfect mix of rugged and refined.

Knife-Edge Platinum Wedding Band – 4mm. (left) The beveled knife-edge band is suitable for a man or a woman and available in a variety of widths. Whether in high-polish finish (as shown here) or matte, this handmade platinum ring speaks ‘beauty’ and ‘luxury.’ It’s no wonder this ring is a favorite.

To browse more Apples of Gold platinum rings and wedding bands, click HERE.

We Can Help.

When couples set out to find their wedding rings, they usually have at least a vague idea of what they want. Maybe they know which metal or which design, but there are always the questions: Which metal is best for my wedding ring? Will the ring I choose today still delight me in forty years? Our upcoming article series displays the best of our wedding bands. We help you learn about your wedding jewelry, showing you our most popular and beloved styles, and giving you the confidence you need in choosing your own ring. This is a big decision, we want to help you find your perfect match.

Why White Gold?

Current styles definitely tip in favor of the white metals. That means platinum, white gold, or sterling silver. While platinum is popular, gold trumps it in affordability and durability. Sterling is a possible wedding band choice, but its tendency to tarnish detracts many buyers.

White gold contains the same amount of pure gold as its yellow counterparts of the same karatage. Which is to say, a 14k white gold ring contains the same amount of pure gold as a 14k yellow gold ring. The only difference is the alloy metal used. White gold is an alloy (mixture) of gold with a lighter metal, usually palladium.

White gold also scores high points for its durability and resistance to wear and tear. If, after several years, you ring needs a luster-boost, a jeweler can give it a new coat of rhodium to restore that wedding day shine. The strength of gold also makes it especially appealing for rings that hold stones.

Is white gold the choice for you? In style, durability, and affordability, white gold is hard to beat.

Here Is A Look At Our Most Popular White Gold Wedding Bands: 

14K White Gold Hammered Wedding Band Ring. One of our most popular styles among men, this 14k white gold ring (shown above left) features a brushed, hammered center with shiny, lustrous borders. Masculine and classy, this ring is a favorite among men who favor simple elegance. This ring, shown here in the 6.5mm size, can also be customized to different widths. A timeless design—you’ll love it as much every year to come as you do today.

Paisley Design White Gold Wedding Band Ring. This ring (above right) combines the solid construction of a white gold wedding ring, with an ornate design. The paisley pattern is rich in historical and spiritual meaning, representing harvest, abundance, and the union of two entities. This ring is perfect for the man who seeks a ring design with a deeper meaning and significance.

14K White Gold Paisley Wedding Band Ring. This popular ring, also in the paisley style, is perfect for a woman’s hand. The band’s width is 4mm and comfort fit. Beautiful, delicate, and intricate, this ring is certain to delight its wearer for years to come.

To browse more of the Apples of Gold collection of white gold wedding bands, click HERE.

The cathedral ring’s arches also serve to accentuate a smaller diamond. In fact, if you are planning to purchase a large diamond (larger than a carat) you may want to reconsider the cathedral setting, as it may cause the ring to lose some of its grace, and appear disproportionate on your finger.

The Cathedral Princess Cut Diamond Engagement Ring shown here features a ½ carat diamond lifted by two 14k white gold arches. This ring is customizable to your style and budget. Stones are available in 1/4 Carat, 1/3 Carat, 1/2 Carat, 5/8 Carat, 3/4 Carat, and 1 Carat. Choose from 14k white gold, 14k yellow gold, or platinum.

The eternity band is the jewelry that commemorates these memorable moments in the life of a married couple. How you choose to wear your band is a matter of personal taste and preference. Some couples choose to replace the original wedding band with the eternity band. If you don’t mind a few rings on the same finger, add your new eternity ring to make it a part of the set. If you like, you can also wear the eternity band on another finger such as your right ring finger. Some couples, loving the look of the full string of diamonds, choose an eternity band in place of the traditional wedding band.

The Diamond Eternity Band pictured here is shown in 14k white gold, but is also available in yellow gold or platinum. As  the Diamond Eternity Band is a continuous circle of diamonds, made to fit your finger, the carat weight will vary between 1.40 and 1.68 carats for 20 to 24 diamonds, respectively. The price of the ring is adjusted to reflect the carat weight for the desired size. The round diamonds that comprise this ring are color graded G-H (near colorless) and have a SI1 rating for clarity.

While men may like the look of a diamond in their own band, that durability concern crops up in the back of their minds. But this fear is unwarranted. While a woman’s engagement ring setting often features a diamond raised from the band, in men’s bands, the diamonds are firmly and securely set within the metal of the band. The result is a little extra sparkle and style, without the risk of losing the stone.

The Diamond Hammered Wedding Band, featured above, features a series of diamonds totaling ¼ carats set within a durable hammered 14k gold band. The edges are polished to high luster to offset the brilliance of the diamonds. This unique band, shown in 14k gold, is also available in 18k gold or platinum. With this band you get form and function–the best of both worlds.

Click HERE to browse the Apples of Gold collection of diamond wedding bands.