9ct White Gold Wedding Rings for Men
Which metal type?
Good question! Picking your ring metal is important, influencing looks, price, maintenance and care. Couples may choose to buy matching or contrasting rings.
Below are some quick pointers. For more information visit our Men's Wedding Ring Guide.
Platinum: The rarest of all available precious metals but also the strongest, whitest, and most durable.
White Gold: An alloy of yellow gold, mixed with white metal to deliver a shine comparable to platinum.
Yellow Gold: The most traditional of all wedding band metals. A timeless metal owing to its precious nature and rarity.
Palladium: Extremely popular amongst budding grooms, a member of the platinum family but 1/3 of the price.
Rose Gold: One of the trendiest metals of modern days, formulated using gold mixed with copper alloys and silver to deliver that lovely pink-red hue.
Silver: The most common of all precious metals, easier to source and a lot cheaper to buy.
Our 9ct white gold wedding rings offer a sense of luxury. There is also room for something very unique, with unusual and patterned options also available. Our men's wedding bands also come with fee engraving.
We offer a sample service, so you can be sure you’ve made the right choice. All of our rings come with a lifetime guarantee as well as free delivery.
Our Complementary Services
FREE resizing
Resize your ring subject to terms and conditions
FREE & LIFETIME polishing
Professionally clean and polish your rings
FREE rhodium plating
Renew the rhodium plating on your white gold ring
Our suite of complementary services are exclusive to
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