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Can we find a wedding ring with different colours ?

If you dream of a wedding ring worthy of the name, it is only natural to take the time to do some research. If you are daring, you might even go as far as to think about wedding rings incorporating different gold or gemstone colours.

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Can wedding rings feature multiple colors for a unique look?

Wondering if your wedding ring can incorporate different colors? Absolutely! For couples seeking originality, multi-colored wedding rings offer a distinctive alternative to traditional designs.

You can add color through various gemstone combinations—perhaps emeralds with diamonds or rubies with sapphires. Another popular trend features multiple rings integrated into one design, allowing for experimentation with different materials and gold colors.

For mixed-metal options, consider combining yellow gold with white or rose gold. You might also pair different gold colors with platinum for contrast. These combinations create unique, personalized symbols of your commitment.

If you're interested in a multi-colored wedding ring but need guidance, professional jewelers can help bring your vision to life, or you can explore ready-made options from specialty retailers like BAUNAT.

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A myriad of colours to adorn your finger

When the bride and groom wish to do things big, they start by choosing an original wedding ring, which does not look like any other ring that you will find in jewellery stores. Read this article on how to choose your wedding ring, especially in terms of colour, price, design, etc.

For the most creative minds, rings with different colours are often the way to go. Adding a splash of colour to the ring can be done by adorning the alliance with precious stones of different colours. You could opt for a wedding ring set with both emerald and diamond, or for example ruby ​​and sapphire.

Another trend at the moment is wedding rings that consist of several rings incorporated in one design. With this design, it is possible to experiment with different materials and gold colours. Read our article on the 5 elements of the wedding ring, for more information.

Ring with different gold colours: which materials to choose ?

For a wedding ring with different gold colours, you can choose between several materials and colours. If you need advice, talk to a professional jeweller. They can easily help you with creating the wedding rings of your dreams.

Depending on which look you like, you can combine a yellow gold with white gold or red gold. You could also combine the different gold colours with another material altogether, such as platinum.

Are you short on inspiration to design a wedding ring with different gold colours? Save time simply by choosing your wedding rings from BAUNAT, the wedding ring expert.

  • Stephanie Hesters

  • BAUNAT Antwerp
  • As the Head of Diamond Buying at BAUNAT, Stephanie has an extensive knowledge of the diamond and the evolution of diamond prices. Thanks to her broad product knowledge gained throughout her years at BAUNAT and the Diamond Foundation Course by De Beers, Stephanie advises our customers interested in the investment side of diamonds to optimize every investment. To support her skills she has a bachelor’s degree in Business Management together with her master’s in Communication.

    About Stephanie Hesters (also known as Stephanie Lasters)

    Stephanie Hesters, sometimes listed online as Stephanie Lasters, is Head of Diamond Buying at BAUNAT. She manages diamond sourcing and valuation, advises clients on market trends and pricing, and helps those looking for investment-grade stones. She completed the Diamond Foundation Course by De Beers and holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Management and a master’s in Communication.

    Selected projects & collaborations

    Eternal Bloom Collection with Princess Delphine of Saxe-Coburg (2026), curator and project lead  -  guided creative direction and diamond selection for an exclusive collection that blends classical motifs with contemporary craftsmanship.

    • Investment Diamonds Advisory Series (2024), author and presenter  -  developed client-facing guides and presentations on diamond valuation and market dynamics for private buyers and collectors.

    • BAUNAT Editorial Features and Product Launches (2022–2025), contributor  -  worked with design and marketing teams to shape product narratives and ensure technical accuracy in launch materials and editorial content.

As the Head of Diamond Buying at BAUNAT, Stephanie has an extensive knowledge of the diamond and the evolution of diamond prices. Thanks to her broad product knowledge gained throughout her years at BAUNAT and the Diamond Foundation Course by De Beers, Stephanie advises our customers interested in the investment side of diamonds to optimize every investment. To support her skills she has a bachelor’s degree in Business Management together with her master’s in Communication.

About Stephanie Hesters (also known as Stephanie Lasters)

Stephanie Hesters, sometimes listed online as Stephanie Lasters, is Head of Diamond Buying at BAUNAT. She manages diamond sourcing and valuation, advises clients on market trends and pricing, and helps those looking for investment-grade stones. She completed the Diamond Foundation Course by De Beers and holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Management and a master’s in Communication.

Selected projects & collaborations

Eternal Bloom Collection with Princess Delphine of Saxe-Coburg (2026), curator and project lead  -  guided creative direction and diamond selection for an exclusive collection that blends classical motifs with contemporary craftsmanship.

• Investment Diamonds Advisory Series (2024), author and presenter  -  developed client-facing guides and presentations on diamond valuation and market dynamics for private buyers and collectors.

• BAUNAT Editorial Features and Product Launches (2022–2025), contributor  -  worked with design and marketing teams to shape product narratives and ensure technical accuracy in launch materials and editorial content.