Wedding Rings

Our Collection of Wedding Rings for Sale

Wedding rings hold a special place in UK tradition, set in meaningful rituals passed down through generations.

In traditional religious ceremonies, couples exchange rings, which is one of the most touching moments of their wedding day. At the end of the ceremony, the couple places each band on the fourth finger of the left hand, which we fondly call the ring finger.

While wedding traditions have evolved over time, the exchange of rings remains one of the most cherished Western rituals. Wedding rings continue to be the ultimate symbol of commitment, love and partnership.

Explore our range of beautiful wedding rings to find the perfect piece.

Women’s Wedding Rings

Browse our collection of women’s wedding rings, available in elegant styles. We will finish your perfect ring with your choice of white gold, rose gold, yellow gold or platinum.

• Diamond Wedding Rings: Wedding rings with diamonds are often an extension of the engagement band as part of a bridal set; they can also be a unique statement on their own. For a royal touch, we recommend tiara rings, or for something simple, consider a delicate grain-set diamond ring that adds just the right amount of sparkle.
• Patterned Bands: A patterned wedding ring allows you to add meaningful texture to your jewellery without using gemstones. This can include geometric shapes, floral motifs, or faceted designs that mimic the sparkle of a diamond. A pattern can even represent a visualised sound recording. Such a pattern can make the ring highly personal if you take inspiration from a specific word or phrase, like the wedding date or nickname.
• Plain Wedding Bands: Crafted with skilled British craftsmanship and premium materials, even the simplest wedding bands are notable. Our plain wedding ring selection features slim bands in yellow, rose and white gold, and platinum with no additional adornments. The Russian wedding ring is an outlier in this selection with three interlocking bands.
• Shaped Rings: Often part of a bridal set, shaped rings feature a central curve or indent that allows them to sit seamlessly alongside an engagement ring. This contour can be a bold wishbone shape or feature a more delicate, subtle dip.

Men’s Wedding Rings

Discover our men’s wedding rings, an everlasting symbol of your love and commitment. We crafted this range in timeless styles and your choice of precious metals, including white gold, yellow gold, rose gold and platinum.

• Diamond Wedding Bands: As diamond engagement rings are less common for men, getting some sparkle in the wedding ring is a popular way to add a touch of brilliance. There are many ways to do this, like through a single diamond in a signet ring, a row of channel-set gemstones, or a subtly textured finish. Any of these details can make the ring feel meaningful and unique.
• Patterned Wedding Rings: Choose a patterned wedding ring to place the focus on the craftsmanship of the metal itself. From heavy-duty diamond cuts and geometric designs to modern linear patterns, these rings showcase intricate metalwork beautifully.
• Plain Wedding Rings: Our plain ring selection has options to suit every preference for comfort and style. You can choose the band thickness that feels right for you and your preferred edge finish. Choose between a classic rounded profile, a contemporary bevelled edge, or a sleek flat design. These wedding rings let the beauty of the precious metal speak for itself.

Ensure your wedding rings are a perfect fit for your big day. Pick up your complimentary unisex wedding ring sizer at the Bercotts shop or deliver it to your home to confirm your and your partner’s ring sizes.     

Frequently Asked Questions

Let us help make this important decision easier. Browse our frequently asked questions about buying wedding rings for expert advice and helpful guidance.

Do I have to match my ring with my partner?

Traditional matching rings can hold beautiful symbolism as two individuals form a bond. Yet, they don’t have to be an exact match. A ring that reflects your own personality and style can be as special as a matching pair.

Bercotts’ jewellery experts are excited to help you start new traditions as a couple, whether your bands perfectly match each other in aesthetic or simply complement each other in spirit.

Should my engagement and wedding rings match?

For any ring stack, it’s good to have an element of cohesion that ties your pieces together. However, your wedding ring doesn’t have to slot perfectly into your engagement ring band to form an interlocking wedding ring set. A fitted look isn’t the only way to create a beautiful combination.

Keeping both rings within your chosen aesthetic creates a harmonious look without requiring an exact match. Before selecting your wedding band, consider the overall look you’re going for.

Do you want your rings to complement each other subtly, or would you prefer them to make a bold statement together? Some couples choose metals that coordinate (like mixing platinum and yellow gold), while others prefer identical finishes.

We will help you create a combination that feels authentically you. This could be perfectly matched for some, while others revel in the beautifully contrasted.

What are the four types of rings?

In Western culture, there are four main types of rings in a romantic relationship: the promise ring, engagement ring, wedding band and eternity ring. Of these, the wedding ring is the most consistently honoured.

• Promise Ring: Couples often exchange this type of ring when they are not yet able to get married, often due to factors such as age, distance or schooling. A promise ring represents a serious relationship and, for most, the promise of eventual engagement.
• Engagement Ring: An engagement ring is an unmistakable declaration of your intent to spend a lifetime with someone. It’s a practical symbol you can carry with you daily, but it’s also a deeply emotional reminder of love, commitment and the moment everything changed. Traditionally featuring a diamond or other precious stone, the engagement ring marks the formal marriage agreement and is typically worn on the left-hand ring finger.
• Wedding Ring: The exchange of wedding rings is often one of the most touching moments of a couple’s special day. These bands symbolise the unbroken circle of love and the vows made during the wedding ceremony. Both partners wear wedding bands as a daily reminder of their marital commitment.
• Diamond Eternity Ring: A diamond eternity ring is a wonderful way to acknowledge your partner later in your relationship. This can be given on a significant anniversary. While diamonds are traditionally the gift for the 60th wedding anniversary, you shouldn’t have to wait that long. These bands typically feature a continuous row of similarly sized gemstones.

How much should I spend on wedding rings?

How much you spend on your wedding rings depends entirely on your budget and personal priorities as a couple. At Bercotts, our philosophy is to always provide you with the best value at a price point that suits your budget.

Are you too busy planning your big day to visit the shop? Let us advise you on the perfect wedding rings from wherever you are. WhatsApp us, call us at 0141 258 3606, or email sales@bercotts.co.uk. 

Bercotts: Your Trusted Wedding Ring Company

Working with Bercotts Jewellers means partnering with a wedding ring company with over 120 years of expertise. Established in 1904, we remain family-run and owned, now in our fourth generation.

If you can’t find the perfect fit from our collection, we’ll collaborate with you and your partner to design bespoke wedding rings. Our extensive range features pieces for all your milestones, from lab-grown and natural diamond engagement rings to various pieces of fine jewellery.

We provide comprehensive services, including restoration, polishing and jewellery repairs at our Glasgow workshop.

Buy wedding rings that feel uniquely yours. Bercott’s in-house gemologist is here to help you choose with confidence and love. Book your private consultation to find a wedding ring you’ll treasure forever.