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What affects the price of Classic Rings?
Metal, width and stones set the price most. 14K gold costs more than sterling silver, stainless steel or cobalt, and a wider band uses more metal. Diamond or gemstone accents and their carat weight also add to the cost. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.
Which Classic Rings styles are most popular?
Plain wedding bands lead the list. Half-round, flat and beveled bands in sterling silver, cobalt and 14K yellow gold appear first, followed by garnet rings, men's signet rings and Claddagh rings. Twisted band designs and nugget rings also show up near the top.
How do half-round, flat and beveled bands differ?
The difference is the shape of the band's outer surface. Half-round is gently domed, flat has an even surface, and beveled has angled edges framing the center. Comfort-fit bands are rounded inside for easier sliding over the knuckle. Try our ring size chart before choosing a width.
Which metal is best for a ring worn every day?
14K gold, stainless steel and cobalt suit daily wear well. 14K gold balances richness and strength, while steel and cobalt are sturdy, plain-finish choices for wider bands. Sterling silver is also popular and may dull over time, but a polishing cloth brings back its shine. See sterling silver classic rings.
What should I look for in a signet or nugget ring gift?
Focus on finger size, metal and the face of the ring. Signet rings here come in 14K yellow gold and sterling silver, and nugget rings come in sterling silver, with sizing for men's fits. Check the wearer's current ring size before ordering, since sizes vary by style.
How do I care for a sterling silver or gold ring?
Wipe it after wearing and store it dry. Use a soft cloth, mild soap and warm water for gentle cleaning, then dry well. Keep silver in a separate pouch to limit scratches and tarnish. Find more tips on our jewelry care page.