Choose a yellow gold wedding ring to mark the day of your union. Ocarat presents a wide selection of ring styles from prestigious jewelry brands.

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Yellow gold is the precious metal most historically associated with marriage. Its warm, luminous hue makes it the classic choice par excellence for a wedding ring. At Ocarat, yellow gold wedding rings are available in 375/1000 gold (9 karat) and 750/1000 gold (18 karat) - two grades that differ in color intensity and price.
Our extensive catalog lets us offer a wide range of wedding ring styles: from the classic band to a flat ribbon, a domed half-round profile, and stone-set designs featuring diamonds. Each style delivers a different level of comfort and aesthetic appeal.
A wedding ring specialist for over 15 years, our online jewelry store offers more than 200 yellow gold wedding rings for women and men - one of the widest selections available online. To give you the best possible shopping experience, we have put in place quality services and exclusive benefits:
These terms refer to the proportion of pure gold in the alloy. 750/1000 gold contains 75% pure gold, which corresponds to 18 karats. 375/1000 gold contains 37.5%, or 9 karats. Because 24-karat pure gold is too malleable to wear as jewelry, it is alloyed with silver and copper to improve its durability.
Historically, karat was the only standard used in jewelry. Today, French regulations require purity to be expressed in thousandths, but the term "karats" remains common in everyday language. The higher the grade, the more intense the yellow color and the higher the price. Both grades are suitable for a wedding ring - the choice comes down to budget and personal taste.
In France, hallmarking gold jewelry is a legal requirement governed by the General Tax Code and overseen by guarantee offices. Any 18-karat gold jewelry weighing more than 3 grams must bear the eagle head hallmark, which certifies the pure gold content of the alloy. For 9-karat gold, the required hallmark is a clover.
Selling gold jewelry in France without a hallmark is a legal violation. These markings serve as a legal guarantee for consumers: they allow you to verify the authenticity and exact purity of your wedding ring at any time. At Ocarat, every gold wedding ring we sell of course complies with French regulations.
No - gold is naturally yellow. Unlike white gold, which gets its silvery hue from a specific alloy and a rhodium coating, yellow gold retains its original color with no surface treatment required. That is one of its greatest strengths as a wedding ring worn every day for decades. In 750/1000 gold (18 karat), the color remains particularly stable thanks to the high proportion of pure gold in the alloy. In 375/1000 gold (9 karat), the hue may shift slightly over time due to the greater proportion of alloy metals (copper, silver).
Over time, light surface scratches may slightly dull the finish, but a simple professional polishing is all it takes to restore the ring's original brilliance.
The price of a yellow gold wedding ring depends on several factors: the purity grade (9 or 18 karat), the metal weight tied to the band's width and thickness, and whether any precious stones are set. The price of gold, set daily on international markets, fluctuates significantly and is currently at historically high levels - directly impacting the price of all gold wedding rings.
In this context, a 375/1000 gold (9 karat) wedding ring is an attractive option for budget-conscious shoppers, as it contains less pure gold than its 750/1000 counterpart while delivering a similar look. At Ocarat, yellow gold wedding rings start from 100 €. And don't forget - you can split your payment into up to 4 interest-free installments on our site!
The choice comes down to three factors: metal, shape, and width. Matching the same gold (yellow with yellow) is the most harmonious option, but two-tone combinations are increasingly popular - particularly yellow gold with white gold - for a deliberate contrast effect.
When it comes to shape, it all depends on your engagement ring's setting. A solitaire on high prongs accommodates most wedding ring profiles without friction. On the other hand, a lower setting or a ring whose center stone is surrounded by small diamonds calls for a flat or slim, band-style wedding ring that fits snugly.
Width matters too: a wedding ring that is too wide next to a slim solitaire can throw off the overall look, and vice versa. If in doubt, the best approach is to try both rings together before making your decision, or reach out to our customer service team for personalized guidance.
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