wedding bands at walmart??

I mean, I got earrings as a gift from KMart and they recently broke. They were pretty thin and bendy, so...

Are you just looking to save money? We can probably find you an active JVL code, which will allow you to get bands from JVL Jewelry for just the cost of shipping, $25. LOTS of ladies on here have had positive experiences with them.

I got my e-ring and wedding band and fh wedding band all from walmart. I have not had any problems with mine and I love it. It is up to you but that is what we did.

I don't know about walmart, but me and my FH got ours from amazon.com for about 25.00 dollars they are both made of very strong metal and won't turn green or anything so my recommendation is for amazon.com

@reenski - how are the rings free with only shipping?

I got our rings on overstock.com they are tungsten and with in 30 a peice

JVL codes, they pop up from time to time. You just put in the code and it's only $25 to ship each ring (so $50 for two.) You can search the boards using the search box on the right, under the Topics box. Lots of ladies love their JVL rings.

I was trying to find an active code earlier with no luck. How soon do you need them?

We picked our rings from walmart. Nothing wrong with them at all. If you like them then go for it.

I second the Amazon.com idea. I've gotten FH 2 e-rings from there from 2 different sellers each only like $30. If you make sure it ships from amazon you can get free regular shipping.

We got rings made for us. My engagement ring is a family heirloom, so we wanted something to complement it. I would think with Amazon and these other places, you could probably find something better with a bit of searching.

Tanga.com has titanium and tungsten wedding bands for $15/each and free shipping. Their selection isn't as big as JVL but they look as good (a bride on a wedding blog recommended tanga.com)

Check this out: $2 for a beautiful stainless steel and Swarovski crystal eternity band

http://eversave.com/share/MBPZ

Not till june

Sandra P, did you purchase that ring? Seems too good to be true!

I know some people might consider this ”tacky” (ugh, that word), or bad luck if you're superstitious (I'm not), but you can get really good deals on good quality jewelry at pawn shops.

Without reading any other posts. NO! I would NEVER walk in to a Walmart store.

I don't see anything wrong with, but I also have no idea what the quality is like. Are they gold plated (versus solid)?

We purchased our titanium bands from an Etsy seller. Mine was around $30 and his $40. My 100 year old family heirloom engagement ring was getting pretty banged up, so I wanted a cheaper durable metal for my band (I no longer wear my e-ring).

http://www.etsy.com/shop/titaniumknights?ref=ss_profile

My husband has a tungsten ring from Walmart for 50 bucks and its been about a year and nothing has happened to it. He works on cars and does everything in it and still its in great condition. I also got my first ring from there in sterling silver and its still pretty

Sandra P I saw that this morning! If I didn't already have a ring I'd be on that I may get it just because it's so inexpensive

p.s. There is absolutely nothing wrong with shopping at Walmart. If you find a ring you like there, go for it. Your experience may be different from someone elses. I know a bride on here had a ring from Walmart that started to fall apart so they ended up getting one I think from JVL. I got my fh's ring from there (JVL) as a starter till I can get him a gold one. It's pretty nice and has some weight to it.

The only thing I can see isn't the quality of the metal, its the quality of the stones. Then again that is every jewelry store. If your looking for a reg gold / white gold band you should be ok. There is nothing wrong with shopping at walmart, I bought my sister a necklace, bracelet, and earrings for graduation (8 years ago) and they are all in good shape. They are just gold though, no stones.

My FH wanted a non-traditional ring and something that was super strong because he plans on "wearing it forever". LOL He opted for Tungsten. I was going to get the ring from Wal-Mart ($50 ring), but I saw that they get theirs from Wayfair. I went directly to Wayfair's site and ended up getting it like $6 cheaper with free shipping too. We both love the ring. It's very solid/heavy, and a jeweler told us a story of a man whose finer was saved from being cut off because the tungsten ring got caught in the door instead of his finger!!! We were sold - just not on the jewelry store price!