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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does shipping take?
Please allow 4-7 days processing time to manufacture your wedding band. We ship our bands immediately upon completion of the production of your band, via USPS Priority Mail. Typically it is about 1 week total before you will have your wedding ring in hand. Many of our Rings are in stock and will ship the same day you order (or next business day if order is placed after 4PM PDT/PST). Call us to inquire about possible rushes, should you need your band in a shorter period.


18K Gold Wedding Rings - (75% gold and 25% alloy) 18K gold is the softest and most pure gold of the three types of karat gold. It is the most expensive choice due to the high content of gold. 18K gold is a popular choice in diamond wedding rings. It produces a luxurious deep yellow color and is the most resistant to tarnishing. Because 18K is the softest band, it will show wear sooner than the 14K and 10K bands, which are harder. However, they are still the favored choice.

14K Gold Wedding Rings - (58.3% gold and 41.7% alloy) 14K gold is the preferred choice of most of our customers. We consider it to be the happy medium of these three karats. It has the strength that is needed in a wedding band, yet it is still resistant to tarnishing. The majority of all wedding rings are made with 14K gold, and is by far the preferred choice of jewelers. Because we know that everyone has a personal preference, we like to give you the choice!

10K Gold Wedding Rings - (41.7% gold and 58.3% alloy) For those who would like to purchase a gold wedding ring, but find the 14K and 18K to be too expensive for their budget, the 10K is a great choice. 10K gold rings are the most affordable of the three karats. It is the hardest of the three bands, although there is much debate as to whether 10K or 14K gold wears longer. 10K gold is a paler yellow than the 18K gold for example. This is often another considering factor for buyers that do not like the rich luxurious yellow that you will find in an 18K gold. 10K gold is more subtle.

Can't find your answer here? Contact us at
owner@goldminerjewelr.com or at 1-775-423-5407 and Les will be glad to assist you!



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