whats the difference between these two rings?

fly_dragon_fly

hello

i was looking in that wedding ring forum and saw the Chapelle company and was looking threw their rings when i saw this one which says its a wedding / eternity ring ( i found it in the wedding ring section) and is a 18ct gold 10 point brilliant cut 1/2 ring for £225 - http://www.chapelle.co.uk/Wedding-Rings/Diamond-Set/2mm/42196.html

and then i saw this one - which was advertised in just the ring section as a eternity ring but would be nice as a wedding ring and is 9ct gold 10 point diamond half ring but is only £69.99 - http://www.chapelle.co.uk/Rings/9ct-Gold/Diamond/455.html

i can see the difference in gold but apart from that i'm confused.

shellsuit

It's the gold and the cut of the diamond which is different.

fly_dragon_fly

thanks honey x

laura2481

It might be a heavier weight for the first one too- so a bit thicker band. It's hard to say when you're just looking at pics. I guess you actually need to see them to see the difference in quality. What ct gold is your engagement ring? If you are intending on wearing them together then you should get one which is the same ct.

fly_dragon_fly

its 9ct gold not that i ever wear it, doesn't feel right for some reason. x

WolfSong2000

if it was mme I'd say that firstly the quality of the gold is different, as you noted, and secondly the quality of the diamonds in the cheaper one is likely to be pretty dire in comparison to the more expensive one - for instance the cut may not be as good, or the clarity, which is how clear the diamonds are, so if you put the two rings side by side the expensive one would positively sparkle, while the cheaper one may look "duller" and some of the diamonds may have inflections or a milky appearance. Just a guess .

frannyann

The word Wedding has been added????