7 Best Cheap Wedding Rings

Polished titanium and gold plating - need I say more? This ring is STRONG. It may need a little upkeep, but that’s part of the experience. Like a marriage, you will have to maintain it.

Beautiful textures accentuate this comfort-fit rose gold ring. The edges won't snag, either!

This sturdy ring is a huge value for someone wanting a classy rose gold wedding ring. "Ring is more than I hoped for for the price," say reviewers.

At this price range, of course, none of the materials are "real"… but you wouldn’t know that just from looking at it. It’s funny how a lot of the cheaper materials like tungsten actually end up holding up to time a lot better than their more prestigious counterparts.

This ring is so pretty, and it has a nice composition and design flow to it. I love that the faux topaz feels anchored by the zirconia “diamonds” to each side.

One of the most expensive offerings on this list but still less than $20, you can rest assured that this ring will give you endless compliments and bang for your buck.

The cubic zirconia looks a lot like opal, which is great. You won’t fool anyone into thinking that the ring at the center is real opal or a real diamond or anything, but it’s a gorgeous rock in its own right and, like ever, the cubic zirconia and tungsten in the ring can be expected to last forever.

We're partial to this design aesthetic. Maybe it's true that not enough people embrace darker shades in life. Within the context of the ring, it’s a clever design that puts the awesome gem at the forefront of everybody’s attention.

This ring is less than $15 in all forms and worth every single penny!

Tungsten will last pretty much forever. One of the fortunate things about this price range is that a lot of the rings are tungsten. While this means you can’t easily resize them, it also means they’ll stand up to much of anything.

This ring more or less lacks design - that’s the whole point. It’s a nice simple silver-toned tungsten ring.

The ring is super cheap and costs less than $20. It’s incredibly durable, too, and for the minimalist, it’s a perfect option!

The ring is made of tungsten with a sterling silver tone. Like all of the other tungsten rings, it’ll last forever and won’t tarnish or corrode. A great option for a ring with some longevity.

We think that the pattern is nice. Depending on how big of a wedding you’re wanting and how “loud” you want your marriage to be broadcast on your finger, you may want to opt for something with a bit more shimmer and shine.

This is not a bad value! Like all the other rings on this list, we're making sure to curate so that you get the best bang for your buck. We keep repeating ourselves on this, but tungsten rings will last a long time and require little to no maintenance.

This ring has incredibly impressive cubic zirconia. It looks like it’s worth many, many times what you’ll end up having paid for it. The rose gold setting is actually tungsten so you don’t have to worry about tarnishing, too.

The decision for a princess-cut cubic zirconia centerpiece was, in fact, a good one. This ring is beautifully made and set, and it looks fantastic.

This ring feels like it’s worth several times what you paid for it, and may even fool people into thinking it’s worth hundreds of dollars. A great value that takes almost no maintenance.