7 Best Men’s Wedding Rings

Black-tinted tungsten gives the ring a baseline amount of reliability and durability. The koa wood should age fine and the fire opal will stay beautiful for as long as you have the ring.

The black tungsten presents a lovely contrast to the two other materials in this ring, giving it a sort of dramatic feel and elevating the entire experience.

Great materials, extremely durable, intricate and unique design — all for only between $15 and $30. That’s an absolutely fantastic value in our book!

The imitation meteorite and the rose gold bands are both made of tungsten, meaning the ring as a whole is naturally corrosion resistant. It’ll stand up for a long time.

We like the look of rose gold. It’s elegant and beautiful but also unpretentious and sophisticated. It also should go without saying that the imitation meteorite is absolutely gorgeous and worth every penny. This is a rare ring with a super unique look.

Numerous ring colors and crazy unique design choices, all of which between $10 and $30 dollars, make this a value to behold.

Titanium and cubic zirconia are both extremely durable, so you have nothing to worry about in terms of the rings’ durability.

Some people are going to think that the combination of gold and diamonds is overstated or perhaps even too flashy. We’re not those people. We think this ring is well-done and well-designed. The gold titanium is glittering and the cubic zirconia are glimmering, as they ought to be.

At less than $10, this ring is an absolute steal.

The sterling silver isn’t the most durable metal on the planet and may tarnish over a significantly long period of time, but it still should be fairly low maintenance. With it being so small, be wary of losing it or it slipping off.

We love the design of this one because it’s understated, but really impressive when you take a look at it. You can stack the rings if you want a greater effect, too, or pair it with other rings at a later time.

At only $9 per ring, this ring packs a punch with real sterling silver and cubic zirconia, making it seem far more luxurious than you feel like you’re paying for.

Constructed of simply titanium and cubic zirconia, this ring will stand up to a lot and will be really low maintenance. Be aware that close inspectors may realize that it’s not made with real diamonds… but who’s going to be inspecting closely? For this price, who cares?

The subtle design is easy on the eyes and nice to look at, but on the other hand, it may come off as a little spartan. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, though. If you like that look, go for it!

This ring is extraordinarily well-built and only between ten and twenty dollars, including shipping. It’s also got a nice glimmer with the cubic zirconia and will make people do a double-take. It’s a great option for someone not looking for style on a budget.

Polished gold – need I say more? It won’t stand up to dings and may tarnish with time, but it’s gold. That’s what you can expect from any gold jewelry. It may need a little upkeep, but that’s part of the experience. Like a marriage, you will have to maintain it.

Simple, gold, a ring. It comes in both white and yellow gold, giving you an aesthetic option.

This is real gold and you can get either a 10k or 14k ring, so the price varies – you can expect to spend anywhere from $50 to $150 dollars. For real gold, you could definitely do worse!