Everyone has their own style and preferences when it comes to pairing wedding bands with engagement rings. Some of our rings have matching bands designed for them, but some can be paired with many options. Here are some ideas of how people like to wear wedding bands.
Some people like the exact match to their engagement ring, like R2890 and its matching wedding band, R2891.
Oval Diamond Engagement Ring and Wedding Band
Some of our customers like the option of wearing the wedding band alone; for example, when they are traveling. A straight band or an eternity band is great choice for that.
Certain halo rings sit high enough that they can be paired with a straight wedding band. R2940 is an example of a ring with can be paired with a variety of straight rings. You can also stack an anniversary band or second wedding band on top to create more impact. Here is R2940 stacked with R2489 and R2488.
Cushion Halo Ring with Mismatched Stacked Bands
Certain halo style rings, like R2877, require a curved band. Some of our clients always wear their rings together so a curved band is not a problem. These people might even choose to solder their rings together so that they cannot come apart.
Two Toned Halo Ring with Matching Curved Wedding Band
Another look which is quite popular is pairing an eternity band with a solitaire setting.
The 3 cttw eternity band, R2952, is an impressive statement next to this basket solitaire, R2906. Some people prefer a more understated eternity band, like R2947, though.
Solitaire Diamond Ring with 3 cttw and 1 cttw Eternity Bands
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These are stunning! I have an antique engagement ring, which is lovely however a bit difficult to shape a ready made wedding band around. I may need to get one custom made.