Pure gold is not used in jewelry. The gold wedding ring you'll wear on your finger on your wedding day will in fact be an alloy of several metals. This applies regardless of the color of your ring. White gold, rose gold or yellow gold. In fact, it's this last alloy that we're going to focus on today. Far more popular than platinum, gold is the most popular precious metal for wedding rings.

Your wedding day will be a moment of joy, happiness and love that will remain engraved in your memories. But like all events, it will be short-lived. So what will be left after your magnificent wedding day is over? Emotional memories come, then lots of photos and videos, and your wedding rings, of course. While it may seem strange, it's important to  start thinking about your "post-wedding" right away. That's why we're going to talk to you today about the unfailing value of your wedding rings!

Organizing a wedding represents a more or less substantial budget, depending on the choices and desires of each couple, and it's our duty to adapt to each budget. However, it's our responsability to remind you of what will remain of this exceptional moment, beyond the memories you will cherish forever. We want to make sure that we provide a clear explanation to our clients of why wedding rings are an essential budget to consider.