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Ring Size Guide
Don't know what is your ring size? We have a Malaysia ring size guide for you and your other half to have the ring size all sorted out. -
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Our consultants can guide you through the process and offer advice on selecting your preferred couple wedding bands. -
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True Love Infinity Wedding Band
RM8,308 -
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Jill Rene Classic Wedding Band
RM6,268 -
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Moonbeam Wedding Band
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Starlit Shore Wedding Band
RM3,689


Wedding Bands
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Wedding Bands
For HimFAQs
How much is a wedding band in Malaysia?
When it comes to wedding rings in Malaysia, the prices can vary depending on factors such as the design, type of metal, gemstones used, and additional features of the wedding band.
At SK Jewellery, we offer a wide range of wedding rings with prices starting from approximately RM2000 for a classic wedding band to over RM10,000 for a more intricate diamond-encrusted band.
Our collections cater to all styles and budgets, ensuring that every couple can find the perfect ring to symbolize their love and commitment to each other. Choose SK Jewellery for a wedding ring that you will treasure for a lifetime.
Why are there 3 rings in a wedding?
In Malaysia, it is customary for couples to exchange two rings during their wedding ceremony - the engagement ring and the wedding band. The engagement ring is given during the proposal to symbolize a couple's commitment to each other. On the wedding day, the wedding band is exchanged to signify the couple's union and everlasting love.
While not as common in Malaysia, some couples may also choose to exchange a third ring, known as eternity rings, which is typically given to the wife on a significant wedding anniversary or after the birth of a child. Eternity rings symbolize the couple's undying love and unwavering commitment to each other.
Ultimately, the exchange of rings is a cherished tradition in Malaysia, representing the love and bond between the couple as they embark on a new journey together.
Which ring finger is for marriage?
In Malaysia, it is common for Malaysian couples to wear the wedding ring on the fourth finger of the left hand. Hence this finger is also known as the "ring finger." This tradition has been practiced for many years and is believed to symbolize the bond of love and commitment between the couple.
While the origins of this tradition are uncertain, some believe it can be traced back to ancient times, when it was thought that a vein ran directly from the ring finger to the heart.