Bridal Set Rings

A bridal ring set includes a wedding ring and an engagement ring, which usually have matching designs and are made to be worn together. Some bridal ring sets also include an eternity band, but not always. 

Traditionally, engagement and wedding bands are both worn on the ring finger of the left hand, so they need to look good together. Bridal ring sets are designed to match, so you can be confident your rings will blend well with your style and each other.

Bridal sets are typically designed with the bride in mind, so they only include one wedding ring, one engagement ring, and occasionally one eternity band (or promise ring). On the other hand, wedding sets include two wedding bands and one or two engagement rings designed for both partners. 

Wedding sets are perfect for couples who want their rings to match, whereas bridal sets are designed with one person in mind.

Traditionally, a wedding and engagement ring are worn on the same finger, so they need to fit well together. Above all, make sure your rings are made in a similar style: match vintage-inspired rings together or go for a modern look in both rings. 

For a more cohesive look, choose rings made of the same metal or colour group (for example, pick a sterling silver engagement ring with a white gold wedding ring). You can also pick similar gemstone colours and shapes. 

Mix your metals for a more distinctive look. Pair a heavy yellow gold wedding band with a delicate silver engagement ring, or include different gemstone settings or colours for a more textured visual effect.

Yes! One of the major draws of a bridal ring set is its affordability. As you’re purchasing both rings simultaneously, most jewellers are happy to offer special pricing for sets. If you plan to get a matching set, this can save you a lot of money. 

Bridal ring sets also allow you to spend less on the rings and focus on other bridal jewellery, accessories, or even other elements of the ceremony itself, like the dress or the catering. They take some of the stress out of wedding planning, helping you save time for other important decisions.

Here are a few factors to consider when you're choosing a bridal ring set:

• Budget: Some precious metals are more expensive than others, so pick one that fits your budget. Diamond alternatives like moissanite or cubic zirconia can help you save money on a traditional design. 
• Style: Choose a ring set that blends with your personal style. If you like flashy jewellery, go for two-tone rings or large gemstones, or pick something subtler if you prefer understated designs. 
• Comfort: Most people wear their wedding and engagement rings daily, so choose a set that makes you feel comfortable and confident. Thinner rings are more comfortable for those new to wearing rings regularly, but they’re more subtle. 
• Matching your partner: Do you want your rings to have a design similar to your partner’s, or do you want entirely separate ring sets? Consider what makes you both happy and best fits your unique bond.

Traditional metals like gold, platinum, and sterling silver are particularly popular for bridal sets, as they’re functionally neutral and blend well with most everyday outfits. They’re durable, luxurious, and look impressive. 

If you’re not sure, think about what metals look best on you: warmer metals like yellow and rose gold suit warmer skin tones, whilst cooler metals like white gold or sterling silver suit cooler skin tones best. 

Or, if you’re drawn to modern designs, consider getting a bridal set with titanium or carbon fibre rings.

In 2025, heavy yellow gold designs have taken centre stage in jewellery trends. Halo settings, trilogy rings, and solitaire diamond rings (with a single large diamond, like The Elara Moissanite Diamond Ring) are also trending this year, as are unique shapes, personalised rings, and colourful gemstones. 

Ethical options like lab-grown diamonds and diamond simulants like moissanite and cubic zirconia are also more important than ever as customers increasingly call for sustainable practices in the industry.

Sometimes! Eternity bands represent your continued commitment to your relationship and can be shared before or after marriage. They typically feature a circle of diamonds or other stones around the entire band (like The Scarlett Moissanite Diamond Engagement Ring). 

Some bridal sets have two rings (the wedding and engagement rings), whereas others will include a third ring (the eternity band). Bridal sets with three rings cost more than sets with two, but they’re still more cost-effective than buying three rings separately. They also allow you to have three matching rings that represent your relationship.

Whether you’re still planning to propose or searching for the perfect bridal set rings with your partner, we’re sure you’ll find what you’re looking for with us! We’re proud to offer a wide range of bridal ring sets made with affordable luxury in mind. 

Explore our range of bridal set rings today!