Gothic couples rings and dark romance rings: black his and hers sets with red, purple, blue and green set against the black.
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More dark and couples rings

Where romance turns darker. Engraving inside both bands is free, sizing exchanges are free if the fit misses, and every order ships with a ring sizer.
Our couples rings are sold as his and hers ring sets. Every couples ring style can also be purchased individually for men or women, so you can build a matching pair your way.
Yes, free on both bands: a date, initials, coordinates or a short phrase engraved inside each ring. Our engraving guide covers what fits.
All three. These dark rings work as wedding rings, engagement rings or promise rings, made for couples who prefer alternative and dark romance rings over traditional looks.
It depends on the design. Almost all of the men's and women's black wedding bands use tungsten as the base metal, while the women's black engagement rings use sterling silver as the base metal. The dark look comes from the finish applied on top.
These finishes apply to the sterling silver rings, like the women's black engagement rings. Depending on the design, the silver is plated with black ruthenium or black rhodium. Black rhodium typically gives a deeper, jet-black look, while black ruthenium is usually a slightly lighter charcoal-black but more durable for everyday wear, which is why most designs have been upgraded to black ruthenium. You may also see the term black gold used to describe a jet-black plated look; customers often use it interchangeably with black rhodium. These dark precious-metal finishes are premium materials, which is where the black gold phrasing comes from.
Yes. Black fire opal rings run through this collection, and in direct light the black opal can flare with red and fire-like color play for a bold, dark romance finish.