Cheap Wedding Ring Sets
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Cheap wedding ring sets come in many variations and, in the case of non-diamond stones or inexpensive metals, often look just as good as their more expensive counterparts. In many cases, there is creativity involved to find a reasonably priced ring set option. There's much to be said for both shopping on a budget and thinking outside the traditional diamond ring guidelines. You can even choose from inexpensive bridal sets, band sets, and triple sets.
Variations of Cheap Wedding Ring Sets
If you open your imagination, you will discover a whole realm of possibilities out there. Here are a few possibilities:
- Cubic zirconia or other diamond look-alikes
- Colored gemstones
- Non-traditional metals
These variations can be found in bridal sets, band sets, and triple sets.
Band Sets and Triple Sets
In addition to the more traditional bridal wedding ring sets that we'll discuss in more detail later, there are other combinations to consider:
- Band sets: This includes the wedding bands for both the bride and groom, but not the engagement ring.
- Triple sets: This set includes the engagement ring and the bride and groom bands.
Sometimes the band sets and triple sets can be better deals than purchasing each ring separately. Also, if the engagement ring is intricate, it could be hard to choose a band outside of a set. It's a win-win situation to look for rings you can get at a discount simply because they're already part of a set.
Simple band sets made up entirely of metal (no frills!), like the traditional gold bands, tend to be fairly inexpensive compared to other types of sets. However, you may pay more for a set of gold bands than you would for a triple set made with sterling silver and cubic zirconia. The best choice depends on your priorities and personal style.
Find cheap band sets and triple sets here:
- DeBebians: Here, you can find matching bands that are as grand and expensive as you'd like. However, they also have great sales where you can score a matching diamond band set for as low as $499.00. Want something simpler? You can pay as little as $275.00.
Cubic Zirconia and Other Diamond Look-alikes
Not dead-set on a true diamond? Will you proudly give (or wear) sterling silver jewelry as your wedding set? If so, there are tons of options. You can get cheap wedding ring sets that feature:
- Cubic zirconia
- Diamonique
- Sterling silver
You'll probably have the best luck shopping online for these. Here are a few stores to browse through:
- Eve's Addiction features bridal sets of cubic zirconia and sterling silver.
- Inspired Silver has bridal sets of cubic zirconia and sterling silver.
Gemstones
You might want to consider colored gemstones for one of the following reasons:
- You like your jewelry to be "different."
- You don't really like diamonds.
- You want to commemorate the month in which you got engaged, plan to get married, or you would like to honor someone by choosing his or her birthstone.
Gonna Luv It has several ring sets featuring colored stones on sterling silver settings.
Celebrity and Designer Inspired Sets
If you're an average Joe or Jane, you probably can't afford a lot of the designer pieces you'd love to have or the celebrity wedding sets you've been ogling in magazine after magazine. Lucky for you, you can shop at Overstock Jeweler and find similar pieces at a fraction of the cost. Keep in mind that these are not genuine diamonds (they're cubic zirconia), nor are they gold or platinum (they're sterling silver). They are, however, beautiful and inexpensive.
Also check out Inspired Silver, mentioned above.
Shopping for Discounts on Diamonds
If you have your heart set on diamonds, but want to get them at a discount, check with the following stores to find what you're looking for:
- Golden Mine has quite a few sets in both white and yellow gold.
- Amazon, believe it or not, has great deals on diamond wedding sets—even triple sets.
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Comments
Thank you for your comment and the tip to look out for trio ring sets. That is useful to know.
-- Contributed by: K PullenI researched the triple sets more and found out that they are also called "Trio Ring Sets". Also here are some more places to find them: zales.com and mytriorings.com (My favorite)
-- Contributed by: Jessica
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