Typical base metals include copper, sterling silver (925), stainless steel (316L), and other metal alloys. Many pieces are plated — common platings are 14K gold (yellow, rose, white/rhodium), black plating (black rhodium), or platinum plating.
The stones are described as round-cut (round/brilliant style) cubic zirconia. Quality grades noted include AAA and AAAA for higher-grade simulated stones.
Most stones are clear/white, but some listings offer colored CZs such as champagne, chocolate tones, and occasional orange or other colored options.
Finish options include 14K gold plating (yellow, rose, white/rhodium), black plating or black rhodium, platinum plating, and unplated silver-tone finishes.
Clean with appropriate jewelry cleaners. Avoid prolonged exposure of plated pieces to water, chemicals, and abrasive cleaners, since some plated rings are intended for occasional rather than everyday wear.
At least one wedding band lists a 3.5 mm band width. Comfort features mentioned include a contoured or comfort-fit inner surface designed for easier daily wear.
