Which ring could I stack with this?

[HappyVan]

Hi,

I have this white gold sapphire ring as my engagement ring, and I want to get a ring to go beneath it. I don't want to spend more than £30-£40 on it, so I was having a look at eternity rings on diamonique QVC. Which one do you think would go with it, if any?

On the other hand, I am thinking maybe I should just buy another ring? Something like this, or this?

I'd get a narrow full diamond eternity ring. I like the ones with the small round diamonds. I think you need something delicate and dainty looking because your engagement ring is pretty and dainty looking.

Thanks!

So it seems one from this set could work but it is not rodium plated. Does that mean it is not as good?

www.qvcuk.com/Diamonique-13ct-tw-Set-of-2-Solitaire-%26-Eternity-Ring-Sterling-Silver.product.309533.html

I wouldn’t get that set at it’s a half eternity, I have a half and I’m constantly fiddling with it to get the diamonds at the front of my finger rather the back. Have a look at item 310511.

Rhodium plating makes the metal very shiny but it wears off and needs replating. Better to buy a ring without it as you then get to see its true colour.

I would also go for full eternity. I have a similar ring to your sapphire one and I wear it with a full eternity and a plain band.

Is that for your wedding ring? Why not get a gold and diamond one? I know it’d be a lot more expensive but at least it would be a piece of jewellery to keep a lifetime.

When it comes to fashion jewellery, I wouldn’t buy off QVC as the stuff does look cheap and plasticky. I would recommend Swarovski, though. I’ve worn some diamond with Swarovski stuff and you literally can’t tell the difference if they are just little pave set stones. Their jewellery also has excellent longevity and doesn’t seem to wear out.

@jojosm2 I'm not keen on spending too much on it. I have however found this 9ct ring on Amazon and I'm tempted to go for it

www.amazon.co.uk/Citerna-White-Eternity-Channel-Setting/dp/B01J3299SO/ref=sr_1_1?psd=1&psc=1&s=jewelry&keywords=9ct%2Bgold%2Beternity%2Bring&th=1&tag=mumsnetforum-21&ie=UTF8&qid=1512434396&nodeID=193716031&sr=1-1&refinements=p_n_material_two_browse-bin%3A197439031

It will cost you to get it replated every year though. There are different mixes with white gold and the cheap ones are more likely to go yellowy. A ring is something that gets a lot of wear rather than something like earrings, so I'd get silver if you want inexpensive (it isn't as hard and durable as gold but is easy to keep tarnish free with a cloth. Avoid the dip as it wrecks some silver).
Glamira looks like a good site because it allows you to custom build your ring. You could do silver with white sapphire or swarovski.

Frequently worn silver or fashion jewellery never lasted me more than a few years so if it’s a wedding ring, it’s worth investing. I suppose even the 9ct from Amazon would last longer than fashion jewellery from qvc.

Don’t know the brand below but they seem to have a gold a diamond wedding band for £350
www.thediamondstore.co.uk/rae-half-eternity-ring-020ct-diamond-9k-white-gold-p2630c1003.cfm?utm_source=GoogleShopping&utm_medium=ppc&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIg8zDrbny1wIV7b_tCh396ApIEAQYBCABEgLp1fD_BwE

I can't afford more than £50 atm ...

I think I’d go with this one expecting the longevity of any ring under £50
www.swarovski.com/Mob_GB/en/5007778/product/Vittore_White_Ring.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2rmpir7y1wIV67DtCh2Tpwh1EAkYASABEgIB2_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

How about titanium? it looks just like white gold and lasts forever with no maintenance

www.elmajewellery.co.uk/2mm-ladies-white-titanium-cz-eternity-ring-p-1395.html

@BahFriggingHumbug aah thanks, didn't consider titanium!

The one linked to by jojo, is the same design as my eternity ring. It looks very pretty with a sapphire and diamond engagement ring.

Aaargh can't decide which one to go for!

Sterling silver vs 9ct white gold vs titanium?

Silver does wear out over time, white gold needs re-whitening after a few years. Titanium is a very sturdy material but it’s a very different colour to white gold unless it’s plated in which case it’s likely to wear out too. Tbh, given that you’re looking at designs with a lot of little stones in it, there’s a risk of them falling out (which I’ve had a bit over the years). Hence I suggested Swarovski as nothing has ever fallen out from them and they are fab for not showing much wear- miles better than Links of London or some budget brands. However, I don’t know all the brands listed so don’t know how good they are.