Bridal Ring Sets with Lab Grown Diamonds and Moissanite

A Jebij bridal set, known in the UK and Australia as an engagement and wedding ring set, is an engagement ring and the wedding band made to sit beside it, crafted together as a set of two rings in the same ring size. Each of our 20 designs is made in two versions. One pairs lab grown diamonds with 9K, 14K or 18K solid gold. The other sets moissanite in 925 sterling silver. Whichever you choose, your set is made to order in our own workshop and arrives within 20 to 22 days, wherever you are in the world.

Jebij Bridal Sets at a Glance

  1. Set contents: one engagement ring and one matching wedding band, made in the same ring size.
  2. Designs: 20 bridal set designs, each made in solid gold and in sterling silver.
  3. Gold sets: 9K, 14K or 18K (9ct, 14ct or 18ct) yellow, white or rose gold with lab grown diamonds certified by IGI or GIA.
  4. Silver sets: 925 sterling silver in white, yellow or rose with moissanite certified by GRA.
  5. Centre stone shapes: round, cushion and princess.
  6. Settings: halo, double halo, bezel, three stone, pave, channel, cluster, split shank, twisted, chevron and contoured bands.
  7. Delivery: made to order and delivered in 20 to 22 days, with free shipping to the US, UK, Canada, Australia and Europe.
  8. Returns: 30 day return window.
  9. Maker: Jebij, a fourth-generation fine jewellery manufacturer established in 1970.

Engagement Ring and Wedding Band Sets Made as a Pair

Most people buy the engagement ring first and leave the wedding band for later. That is usually where the trouble starts. A halo or a raised centre stone can leave an awkward gap against a straight band, and a band bought a year afterwards rarely matches the tone of the ring it is meant to sit beside.

A bridal set solves that before it becomes a problem. Because we design the matching engagement ring and wedding band as two halves of one look, the band follows the shape of the setting and the two rings rest close together on the finger. Both are made at the same time, in the same metal, colour and size, so they look like they belong together from the first day you wear them.

Our bridal sets for women cover 20 designs, from classic halos to modern bezel and three stone shapes. Unlike engagement ring sets picked from a stockroom shelf, every piece here is a bridal ring set made to order in our workshop, so the pair is made for you rather than taken from inventory. If you have been looking for wedding ring sets for her that feel considered rather than mass-produced, that is where the difference shows.

Bridal Set vs Buying Separately: Why a Matching Set Works Better

Buying as a set means one decision instead of two, and no hunt for a band that fits a shape it was never designed for. The stones along the band are chosen to match those on the engagement ring in colour and sparkle. The metal matches in karat and tone. And because the pair is sized together, the band never sits looser or tighter than the ring above it.

How to Wear a Bridal Set

Tradition has you wear the engagement ring on its own until the wedding day. The band goes on during the ceremony, and from then on it usually sits closest to the hand with the engagement ring above it. There is no rule you have to follow, though. Plenty of people wear the band alone for work, sport or travel and keep the full set for evenings and occasions. Others add a third ring over the years, often one of our plain gold wedding bands, to mark an anniversary.

Lab Grown Diamond Bridal Sets in 9K, 14K and 18K Gold

Every gold bridal set in this collection is set with lab grown diamonds. They are real diamonds, pure carbon crystallised in the same structure as a mined stone, with the same hardness of 10 on the Mohs scale and the same brightness and fire. The difference lies in origin and cost: a lab grown diamond lets you choose a larger or better-cut stone for the same budget. Each diamond is certified by IGI or GIA, and the certificate comes with your set. Whether you call it a lab grown diamond wedding ring set or a lab grown engagement ring and wedding band set, what arrives is a solid gold bridal set with certified stones in both rings.

Choosing Between 9K, 14K and 18K Gold

Karat tells you how much pure gold is in the metal. The rest is a blend of alloys that adds strength and sets the colour. Few jewellers offer all three, which is why we make every gold design in each of them. If you are comparing 9ct vs 14ct vs 18ct gold, as karat is written in the UK, Ireland and Australia, the notes below cover what changes in wear, colour and cost.

9K Gold Bridal Sets

9K gold holds 37.5% pure gold. It is the firmest of the three, keeps its shape well under daily knocks and brings the cost of a diamond set down noticeably. In the UK, Ireland and Australia, where it is sold as 9ct, it has long been a trusted choice for engagement rings. Every one of our 20 designs is available as a 9ct gold bridal set, so if you want a 9ct gold engagement and wedding ring set with lab grown diamonds, the full collection is open to you.

14K Gold Bridal Sets

14K gold holds 58.5% pure gold and is the everyday standard across North America. It balances a rich colour with enough hardness for a ring worn every day, which makes it the safest choice if you are unsure.

18K Gold Bridal Sets

18K gold holds 75% pure gold. The colour is deeper and the metal feels weightier on the hand. It is a little softer than 14K, so it suits someone who wants the most gold content and does not mind an occasional polish.

Yellow, White and Rose Gold Bridal Sets

round halo bridal set in yellow gold

Every gold set is available in yellow, white and rose gold. A yellow gold bridal set has moved firmly back into favour and gives a warm contrast that makes white diamonds look brighter. A white gold bridal set keeps the look cool and modern, while rose gold adds a soft blush that suits vintage-leaning designs. For a starting point, a round halo bridal set in yellow gold shows how well a classic design takes on the warmer tone.

IGI and GIA Certified Lab Grown Diamonds

Certification is what separates a documented stone from a claim. Every lab grown diamond in our gold sets is graded by IGI or GIA, two of the laboratories jewellers and buyers rely on most, and the certificate is included with your order. Whether you were searching for an IGI certified lab grown bridal set or prefer GIA grading, the report lets you check exactly what you are buying, including the laboratory grown origin of the stone and its grades.

Moissanite Bridal Sets in 925 Sterling Silver

The same 20 designs are also made in 925 sterling silver and set with moissanite. Moissanite is a lab-created gemstone in its own right, not a diamond, and it earns its place on its own terms. It scores 9.25 on the Mohs scale, which makes it one of the hardest stones used in jewellery, and it throws more coloured fire than a diamond does. Every moissanite stone we set is certified by GRA. So whether you search for a moissanite wedding ring set or a moissanite engagement ring and wedding band set, each silver design here is a GRA certified moissanite bridal set, with matching stones in both rings.

Sterling Silver Bridal Sets in White, Yellow and Rose

Silver sets come in the same three colours as gold, so you can choose white, yellow or rose to suit your taste. 925 sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver, a solid precious metal, which makes each piece a true 925 sterling silver moissanite bridal set rather than jewellery with a coated base. It rewards a little care: store the set dry and give it a gentle clean now and then to keep the shine.

Who a Moissanite Silver Set Suits

A silver set is the natural choice when you love a design and want to wear it now. If you are looking for affordable bridal sets without settling for a lesser design, this is where to start. It works well as a first bridal set, a promise set, or a travel engagement ring set that stays on while your gold rings stay safe at home. It also answers a common request for sterling silver wedding ring sets for women that do not look like a compromise. Because each silver design has a gold twin, you can start with a moissanite halo bridal set in sterling silver and later move to the same design in gold with lab grown diamonds.

Trending Bridal Set Styles in the Collection

Bridal tastes this year lean towards settings that look good every day, not only on the wedding day. These are the styles people ask about most, and every one of them is available in both gold and silver.

Round Halo Bridal Sets

A round centre stone framed by a ring of smaller stones is still the design most people picture when they think of a bridal set, and for good reason. The halo makes the centre stone look larger than its weight and adds light from every angle. Our round halo sets range from a single halo on a slim band to fuller designs with a split shank. For more presence, a double halo bridal set surrounds the centre stone with two rows, giving a noticeably bigger look without a heavier centre stone. The matching band is shaped to tuck in neatly beneath the halo.

Bezel Set Bridal Sets

Bezel settings, where a thin rim of metal wraps around the stone, are one of the biggest shifts in bridal design right now. They sit lower than prongs, catch less on clothing and protect the edge of the stone, which is why people with hands-on jobs often prefer them. Our infinity bridal set holds its centre stone in a bezel and sends the band through a gentle twist on either side. The wedding band follows the same line, so a bezel set bridal set like this reads as one continuous piece.

Three Stone Bridal Sets

A three stone ring places a centre diamond between two side stones, often read as past, present and future. It has a slightly wider footprint than a solitaire and flatters longer fingers especially well. We keep the side stones close to the centre so the ring stays elegant rather than broad, and the band carries a single line of stones beneath it. Round side stones keep the look classic, and the design balances well against the straight band that completes the set. If you like the symbolism but want the full wedding look settled in one purchase, a three stone bridal set gives you both rings designed around that shape from the start.

three stone bridal set

Cushion Cut Bridal Sets

The cushion cut, a square with softly rounded corners, has returned alongside the wider interest in vintage shapes. Its larger facets give a softer, glowing sparkle rather than the sharp flash of a round brilliant. The rounded corners have no sharp points to chip, which makes the shape a practical choice for daily wear, and it looks especially warm in yellow and rose gold. We make cushion sets with a cluster halo, with a contoured band and in full pave, and each cushion halo bridal set comes with a band shaped to sit flush. The most striking of them is our cushion cut double halo bridal set, where a crossover band wraps around two rows of stones.

Princess Cut Bridal Sets

A princess cut centre stone gives a crisp, square outline with sharp corners and a great deal of brilliance. It pairs naturally with geometric bands, and our princess designs use halo, pave and channel settings to keep those corners protected from knocks. Because the outline is square, the look stays modern and tailored in white and yellow gold alike. For the fullest sparkle, choose the pave version, where stones run across both the engagement ring and the wedding band. Edge to edge, it is the most brilliant princess cut halo bridal set we make.

Split Shank and Twisted Bridal Sets

princess cut halo bridal set

A split shank divides the band into two strands as it reaches the centre stone, which lifts the setting and adds width without extra weight. It also gives the centre stone a little more support, since the setting rests on two strands rather than one, and it balances the frame of stones in a halo design. Twisted and wave bands take a softer route, curling around the setting so the band nests into the engagement ring. Both styles suit anyone who wants a design with movement and character rather than straight lines. Trying a split shank bridal set in sterling silver is an easy way to see how the style wears before choosing the gold version.

Pave, Channel Set and Cluster Bridal Sets

Not every set is built around a single feature stone. A pave bridal set lines the band with small stones held by tiny beads of metal, so the surface looks paved in light. A channel set bridal set takes a cleaner route, lining the stones up between two walls of metal, which protects their edges and keeps the band smooth to the touch. A cluster bridal set gathers several smaller stones into one larger shape, giving a big, textured look for a smaller outlay. Across the collection you will find pave options in all three centre shapes, two channel designs and two cluster designs, so you can decide how much sparkle the band carries.

Chevron, Curved and Contour Band Bridal Sets

The wedding band does not have to be straight. A chevron bridal set uses a band that dips into a V beneath the engagement ring, framing the centre stone like an arrow. A curved band bridal set follows a gentler arc, and a contour band bridal set is shaped closely around the profile of its engagement ring so the two lock together with no gap. Shaped bands are the answer when a halo or raised setting would leave space against a flat band, and they make the pair look like a single ring from across the room.

Moissanite vs Lab Grown Diamond Bridal Sets Compared

Both versions share the same design, the same craftsmanship and the same two-ring format. What changes is the stone, the metal and what each is best suited to.


Lab grown diamond set Moissanite set
Metal Solid gold in 9K, 14K or 18K 925 sterling silver
Colours Yellow, white or rose gold White, yellow or rose
Stone Lab grown diamond Moissanite
Hardness (Mohs) 10 9.25
Certification IGI or GIA GRA
Sparkle Bright white light with balanced fire Stronger rainbow fire
Best suited to A set for life A first set, travel set or promise set


Choose lab grown diamonds in gold for a set you plan to wear for life and perhaps pass on. Choose moissanite in silver if you want the design now for a smaller outlay, or a durable second set for everyday wear.

Finding the Right Ring Size for Your Bridal Set

Both rings in a Jebij set are made in the size you select. Two rings worn together feel slightly snugger than one, so if you fall between sizes, choose the larger. Measure at the end of the day, when fingers are at their fullest, and avoid measuring when your hands are cold. Our ring size chart walks you through measuring at home with a strip of paper or a ring you already own.

Bridal Sets Shipped to the US, UK, Canada, Australia and Europe

We ship bridal sets free to the US, the UK, Canada, Australia and across Europe, and the same set goes by different names depending on where you live. In the US and Canada it is usually called a bridal set or an engagement ring and wedding band set. In the UK, Ireland and Australia you are more likely to hear engagement and wedding ring set, and gold is written in carats as 9ct, 14ct and 18ct rather than 9K, 14K and 18K. Across much of Europe, gold purity is shown as a number instead: 375 for 9K, 585 for 14K and 750 for 18K.

Ring sizes change from country to country too. Our size options follow the US system, while UK and Australian sizes use letters and most of Europe measures the inside circumference in millimetres. The size chart mentioned above converts between them, so you can order the right size wherever you are. Delivery takes the same 20 to 22 days to every destination, and the 30 day return window applies worldwide.

Made to Order by a Jewellery Manufacturer Since 1970

Jebij has made fine jewellery since 1970, and the business is now run by the fourth generation of the same family. We are manufacturers, not resellers. Every bridal set is made in our own workshop once you place your order, then checked and tested before it leaves us.

From order to delivery takes 20 to 22 days. Shipping is free, and if the set is not right for you, there is a 30 day window to return it. If you would like a design changed, from the centre stone shape to the style of the band, we can make a custom bridal set around your idea.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is a bridal set?

A bridal set is an engagement ring and a wedding band designed to be worn together. The two rings match in metal, colour and style, and the band is shaped to sit close to the engagement ring.

Is it better to buy a bridal set or the rings separately?

A bridal set is usually the better choice if you want the rings to fit together without gaps. The band is shaped around the engagement ring and made at the same time, in the same metal and size. Buying separately gives more freedom, but it often leaves a gap or a slight mismatch in tone.

What comes in a Jebij bridal set?

Every Jebij bridal set contains two rings: one engagement ring and one matching wedding band. Both are made in the same ring size, metal and colour.

Can I buy the engagement ring or the wedding band on its own?

No. Our bridal sets are designed and made as a pair, so they are sold only as a set of two rings.

Can the two rings be made in different sizes?

No. Both rings are made in the size you select. Because two rings worn together feel slightly tighter than one, choose the larger size if you are between two.

Are lab grown diamond bridal sets made with real diamonds?

Yes. Lab grown diamonds are real diamonds with the same chemical, physical and optical properties as mined diamonds. Every lab grown diamond in a Jebij gold bridal set is certified by IGI or GIA.

Is moissanite the same as a diamond?

No. Moissanite is a separate gemstone made of silicon carbide. It is very hard, at 9.25 on the Mohs scale, and shows more coloured fire than a diamond. The moissanite in our silver bridal sets is certified by GRA.

Which is better for a bridal set, lab grown diamond or moissanite?

A lab grown diamond set in gold is the better choice for a ring you plan to wear for life. A moissanite set in sterling silver costs less and suits a first set, a travel set or a promise set. The designs are identical, so the choice comes down to stone, metal and budget.

Is 9ct or 9K gold strong enough for a bridal set?

Yes. 9K gold, written as 9ct in the UK and Australia, is harder than 14K and 18K because it contains more alloy, so it resists scratches and bending well. It holds less pure gold, which gives it a slightly paler colour and a lower cost.

Is sterling silver good for an everyday bridal set?

Yes, with a little care. 925 sterling silver is a solid precious metal that holds stones securely. Take the rings off for swimming, cleaning and the gym, store them dry, and clean them gently from time to time.

Which order do you wear a bridal set in?

Most people wear the wedding band first, closest to the hand, with the engagement ring above it on the fourth finger of the left hand. Some prefer the opposite order, and many add stackable rings over the years. Either order is correct.

Should a bridal set be soldered together?

That is a personal choice. Jebij bridal sets are supplied as two separate rings, which lets you wear the band alone when you prefer. Some people later ask a local jeweller to solder the pair so the rings stop twisting, but soldering is permanent and makes future resizing harder, so it is worth wearing the set for a few months first.

How long does a Jebij bridal set take to arrive?

Each set is made to order. From placing your order to delivery takes 20 to 22 days, and shipping is free.

Do you ship bridal sets outside the US?

Yes. We ship to the UK, Canada, Australia and across Europe as well as the US. Delivery takes 20 to 22 days from order, and shipping is free.

What is the return policy on bridal sets?

You can return a bridal set within 30 days of delivery.

Bridal set vs wedding set: what is the difference?

A bridal set has two rings for one person: the engagement ring and the wedding band. A wedding set usually adds a third ring, a band for the partner. Jebij bridal sets contain the two rings for one wearer.

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