Rings

The price of a real gold ring depends on the gold fineness and weight, the ring’s design, the complexity of its manufacture and the characteristics of any diamonds or other gemstones. A simple gold band or minimalist ring usually costs less than a statement design with larger diamonds. In this collection you will find rings under 1000 euros as well as luxurious “Exclusive” pieces costing several thousand euros. When assessing the price, it is also important to consider quality certificates, the warranty and the authenticity of the gemstones.

If you are looking for an affordable real gold ring, browse the rings under 1000 euros category, as well as minimalist gold rings and band rings. A lower gold weight, a simpler design and a smaller diamond or gemstone usually bring the final price down. The collection includes white, yellow and rose gold rings, and during promotions high-quality pieces are available at a more favourable price.

There is no single best choice for every situation. 14K gold contains around 58.5% pure gold, so it is strong, resistant to everyday wear and usually costs less. It is a practical choice for engagement rings, wedding rings and other jewellery worn frequently.

18K gold contains 75% pure gold. It has a richer colour, is more valuable and is often better suited to sensitive skin, but it is softer and scratches more easily. This fineness is often chosen for luxury rings and other fine jewellery pieces.

24K gold is almost pure and has an exceptionally rich colour, but the metal is very soft and deforms easily. For this reason it is more often used for investment gold or ceremonial pieces than for rings worn every day.

It is advisable to remove your ring when exercising, lifting weights, doing physical or construction work and playing contact sports. This reduces the risk of the metal bending, scratches, stones falling out and finger injuries.

It is also best not to wear your ring in a swimming pool, the sea, hot springs, the shower or while washing dishes. Chlorine, salt and other chemicals can affect the gold alloy and the stone settings, and when your fingers shrink in cold water, the ring is easy to lose.

It is worth taking your jewellery off when cleaning the house, cooking, applying cream or using cosmetics. Dirt and product residue build up in the ring’s details and dull the sparkle of the diamonds. While you sleep, a ring can catch on fabric, so it is safer to leave particularly ornate pieces with raised stones in a jewellery box.

A ring on the middle finger is most often associated with balance, responsibility, stability and individuality. As it is the central and longest finger of the hand, a ring worn on it is highly visible, so it is often chosen as a bold style statement or a means of self-expression.

Unlike a ring on the ring finger, it does not usually indicate marital or relationship status. However, in certain communities a particular ring design may carry additional meaning. For example, a plain black ring on the middle finger of the right hand can symbolise asexuality.