White Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Wedding Bands, grown in light.
Cool white metal, one shining line. Here, white gold wedding bands carry their lab-grown diamonds on the outward face, mostly as half eternity rows of rounds. Choose 10K, 14K or 18K, a ring size and a stone weight on the product page. Curved, chevron and milgrain-edged outlines join the straight ones.
$670 $1,340
$587 $1,174
$549 $1,098
$1,111 $2,222
$830 $1,660
$617 $1,234
$1,091 $2,182
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Beside a white engagement ring
A white gold engagement band sits seamlessly next to a white gold or platinum ring. Straight designs stack neatly under a center set high. When the center sits low, a curved or chevron outline bends around it so the pair closes without a gap.
10K, 14K or 18K
- 10K: toughest surface, friendliest price.
- 14K: the middle road most couples take for an everyday ring.
- 18K: more gold, a heavier hand-feel, slightly softer.
Stones, weight and full eternity
Rounds fill most rows, with some princess and marquise options. Pick a carat and you are choosing the stones' combined weight; most bands sit around 0.25 to 1 ct tw. White gold full eternity bands, a small share here, get remade rather than stretched if your size changes.
Rhodium over the years
The bright face of white gold comes from rhodium plating, which mellows to a faint warm tone with wear. Replating restores it. Rinse the band weekly in warm, mildly soapy water, and set it aside for heavy lifting.
White Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Wedding Bands: Common Questions
What is the price of a 14k white gold diamond wedding band?
In this collection, white gold wedding bands with lab-grown stones open at about $500, and most cluster around $725 to $865 at their lightest weight. The final figure shifts with karat, 14K landing in the middle, and with the carat weight you pick.
Is white gold okay for a wedding band?
Yes. White gold is hard enough for a ring that never comes off and holds small stones securely. It pairs cleanly with white gold or platinum engagement rings. The rhodium coat wants a refresh every year or two, a quick job at any jeweler.
