Under three hundred
Wedding rings under £300
Most of the range costs less than a plain 9ct gold band does on the high street. These are the rings under three hundred pounds, all made in your size with engraving inside for nothing.
27 rings · made to order in your size · engraving included
Anodised channel
A band of real colour, set between natural metal edges.
Relieved black
Black cut back to bright metal along both edges.
Plain titanium
The lightest ring we make, and the simplest.
Plain black zirconium
Black all the way round, and none of it is a coating.
Anodised bevels
Colour on the edges instead of down the middle.
Colour line on black
One narrow line of real colour through matte black.
Twin groove
Two tones divided by a V cut around the centre.
Brushed centre, polished bevels
Matte through the middle, bright along both edges.
Stepped two tone
A machined step, black on one level and bright on the other.
Hammered black
Struck by hand, so the facets never land twice the same way.
Faceted, titanium
Cut into ten flat planes rather than a curve.
Faceted, anodised
Cut into facets, then coloured, so each plane catches differently.
Hammered, anodised
Struck by hand, then given colour.
Celtic
A continuous knot, cut rather than printed.
Fingerprint
Their actual fingerprint, laser cut into the band.
Runes, titanium
Norse runes cut around the band.
Ogham, titanium
Ancient Irish script, cut as lines across the band.
Twin lines, black
Two bright lines through matte black.
Twin grooves, anodised
Two fine grooves of colour around a polished band.
Three grooves, anodised
Three fine lines of colour across a satin band.
Single groove, anodised
One fine groove of colour around a polished band.
Hammered titanium
Hand hammered titanium, nothing else.
Crossing lines, titanium
Curved lines cross and recross around the band.
Ribbed, titanium
Fine grooves the whole way round.
Twin lines, titanium
Two polished lines across satin titanium.
Chevrons, titanium
A run of chevrons cut into the band.
Morse code, titanium
Your words in Morse code, cut into titanium.
At a glance
Wedding rings under £300, metal by metal
27 bands in 3 metals. The least expensive is the plain titanium at £165. The widest go to 10mm.
| Metal | Rings | Price | Widths | Surface | 6mm band, est. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Titanium | 12 | £165 to £299 | 4 to 10mm | Mohs 6 | 2.2g |
| Black zirconium | 8 | £199 to £285 | 4 to 10mm | Mohs 8 | 3.2g |
| Anodised zirconium | 7 | £269 to £299 | 4 to 10mm | Mohs 8.5 | 3.2g |
Prices include UK delivery and engraving. Weights are estimates for a plain 6mm band at UK size N with a 1.6mm wall (how they are worked out); the solid gold bands carry the maker's own weight on each ring's page. Surface hardness is on the Mohs scale, where a higher number resists fine scratches better.
Under three hundred pounds buys a great deal here, because the metals we use are priced by the skill in them rather than by the bullion market. Plain titanium. Plain black zirconium. Black relieved to bright metal at the edges, grooved, stepped, hammered or faceted. Anodised colour, grown by voltage. Celtic knotwork or your own fingerprint laser cut into titanium at depth.
None of these is a budget version of a better ring. They are the same rings the rest of the site sells, made by the same benches in the Birmingham Jewellery Quarter, and the only thing missing is a soft, expensive metal that would scratch.
Work it out before you order
About under £300
- Why are these rings so much cheaper than gold?
- Titanium and zirconium cost a fraction of gold as raw metal, and their price does not move with the bullion market. What you pay for is the machining, finishing and anodising, which is skilled work but does not triple in price when gold does.
- Is a cheaper ring lower quality?
- Not by price alone. Titanium is much lighter than the precious-metal references and black zirconium has a hard oxide surface, but neither is scratch proof and both need design-specific sizing and aftercare advice. Compare the exact construction and finish, not just the raw-metal price.
- Is engraving still free under £300?
- Yes. Every ring on the site is engraved inside at no charge, whatever it costs.