
Wedding Band Metals Compared: Pros and Cons
Why Metal Choice Matters
Your wedding band is worn daily for decades. The metal affects comfort, durability, and resize options.
Yellow Gold (14K and 18K)
14K is harder than 18K. Both develop a warm patina. Price: $300-$1,500.
White Gold
Alloyed with white metals and rhodium-plated. Re-plating needed every 1-3 years. Price: $250-$1,200.
Platinum
Naturally white, hypoallergenic, and dense. Most expensive. Price: $800-$3,000+.
Titanium
Lightweight, scratch-resistant, affordable. Cannot be resized. Price: $100-$500.
Tungsten Carbide
Virtually scratch-proof. Cannot be resized, may crack under pressure. Price: $100-$400.
Before You Buy
Try on bands in different metals. Weight and feel vary significantly.









