Cubic Zirconia Silver Wedding Rings
We’re seeing sterling silver cubic zirconia wedding sets everywhere lately. Oftentimes, the sterling silver is clad in 18k gold or platinum for a gorgeous finish. You’ll find white cz and silver eternity bands, princess cut solitaire rings and stackable sets of two and three rings that look like a million dollars. We particularly like this Platinum-Over-Sterling Silver Cubic Zirconia Ring Duet.
If you’re having trouble deciding what cut of stone you like the best, this gorgeous duet features a princess cut stone in the solitaire and round and baguette shaped cubic zirconia in the band. A little of everything! This set has a real presence, featuring over 5 carats of serious sparkle.
Here’s another option for a sterling silver cubic zirconia wedding ring. This channel-set eternity band contains nineteen gleaming round white cubic zirconia stones. The great thing about a channel setting, particularly in a wedding ring, is that is extremely comfortable to wear and is less likely to snag on things. And, the stones are protected in the channel setting so that you don’t risk chipping. We also love that the cz stones run the entire circumference of this ring in a never-ending loop. Get more details on the Sterling Silver and Cubic Zirconia Eternity Band Ring.
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