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Looking for a wedding ring? You've come to the right place! Browse our catalog now and find the one that's perfect for you.
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A wedding ring is the one piece of jewelry you wear every single day, for a lifetime. Exchanged at the wedding ceremony, it seals the union of two people and becomes the most powerful symbol of their commitment. At Ocarat, we bring together a wide selection of wedding rings for women and men - from the most understated styles to diamond-set designs, in every metal and every width. Whether you want matching bands or something distinctly your own, our catalog will help you find the wedding rings that are truly yours.
A symbol of eternity through its circular shape - with no beginning and no end - the wedding ring is often passed down from one generation to the next. That's why it deserves to be chosen with care: the metal, shape, finish, and customization all contribute to making it a one-of-a-kind ring, a true reflection of who you are and built to last.
An online jewelry specialist for over fifteen years, Ocarat brings together one of the most comprehensive wedding ring catalogs on the market, with over 800 styles to choose from. Designs for women and men, handpicked to suit every style and every budget. Shopping with us also means enjoying a range of exclusive benefits:
Our men's wedding rings come in yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, platinum, silver, or titanium - from the classic band to more elaborate designs. Typically wider than women's wedding rings, our men's styles prioritize all-day comfort, with polished, satin, grooved, or sandblasted finishes. While stone-free designs remain the most popular, some of our men's wedding rings feature one or more subtle diamonds. Browse the full collection - entry-level styles start from 80 €.
Worn on the left ring finger, the women's wedding ring traditionally accompanies the engagement ring - and the two are often chosen to complement each other in color and shape. A flat court profile, a round comfort-fit band, a half-round, or a domed ring each create a different look once both rings sit together on the finger. From a plain polished band to a fully diamond-pavé style - set halfway or all the way around - every profile has its own character. Our women's wedding ring collection gives every bride-to-be the chance to find the ring that feels like her.
Gold wedding rings have always been a timeless choice - gold is the most popular metal for wedding and civil union bands. Our gold wedding rings come in yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold, as well as two-tone (2 golds) and three-tone (3 golds) versions that blend these shades across one or more bands. Our collection includes 375/1000 Gold (9-karat) styles for a more accessible price point, as well as fine jewelry pieces crafted in 750/1000 Gold (18-karat) for a higher pure gold content.
Diamonds are the stone for life's biggest moments - and a wedding is certainly one of them. On a wedding ring, a diamond's brilliance depends largely on the setting style, which transforms the look of the band: prong settings let light flood in, channel and bar settings create clean, defined lines, and grain settings build a seamless pavé effect. A diamond's unmatched hardness also makes it the ideal gemstone for a piece of jewelry worn every day. Most of our diamond wedding rings are crafted with natural diamonds, but we also carry wedding rings set with lab-grown diamonds. These stones share the same chemical composition as natural diamonds and offer the same stunning look - at a significantly more accessible price.
We also offer a curated selection of silver wedding rings. These are the most accessible styles in our catalog - available for both men and women - and perfect when the wedding budget is tight. 925/1000 Silver is a beautiful alternative to precious metals: its bright, white hue recalls white gold or platinum, delivering an elegant look at a fraction of the cost. Our designs range from simple bands to stone-set rings, in a variety of polished, matte, faceted, diamond-cut, or sandblasted finishes.
Rarer than gold, 950/1000 Platinum is one of the most premium metals available. Naturally white, it never tarnishes and maintains its brilliance without rhodium plating - unlike white gold, which requires retreatment over time. Highly durable and hypoallergenic, platinum is winning over more and more couples-to-be. It's for all these qualities that we've curated a selection of platinum wedding rings for you to explore.
To make your search easier, we've created a dedicated page for our affordable wedding rings. It brings together our best value-for-money styles - ideal for quickly comparing the most budget-friendly wedding rings in our catalog. You'll find everything from classic designs to discounted pieces, all without compromising on craftsmanship or the certificate of authenticity included with every jewelry purchase. A must-browse if you're keeping an eye on your budget.
Four rings traditionally mark the milestones of a love story. First, the promise ring - given before an engagement to seal an early commitment. Then the engagement ring, presented at the proposal, usually featuring a precious stone. The wedding ring, exchanged on the wedding day, symbolizes the union itself. And finally the eternity ring, given later to celebrate a significant milestone such as a wedding anniversary or the birth of a child, most often set with diamonds all the way around. In practice, the two most popular choices remain the engagement ring and the wedding ring - the true essentials of any wedding.
In France, couples spend an average of 800 to 1 000 € on both wedding rings combined - roughly 400 to 500 € per band. The budget varies mainly based on the metal chosen, the width of the band, and whether or not diamonds are included. Silver and 9-karat gold wedding rings remain very affordable, while platinum, 18-karat gold, or diamond-pavé styles can quickly drive up the price. On our site, you'll find wedding rings for every budget and every price point.
Tradition once called for each partner to give the other their wedding ring as a sign of mutual commitment. In some families, it's the parents who offer them as a gift to celebrate the union. Today, there's no set rule: wedding rings are often part of the shared wedding budget, though some couples prefer to each pay for their own. The most important thing is to choose whatever arrangement works best for you as a couple.
It's best to start as early as possible, since most wedding rings are made to order - and engraving can add to that lead time. The general recommendation is to order at least 2 to 3 months before the wedding, or even earlier for a custom design. Keep in mind that most weddings take place between May and September: during that period, production times can run longer, which is all the more reason to plan ahead.