Wedding bands
Matching your wedding band
The band that suits your engagement ring depends on its shape and how its center stone sits. Here's where to start for each shape. Then bring your ring in and we'll check the fit.
By shape
A band for every diamond shape
- Round
- Almost any band. A slim pavé or plain band keeps the focus on the stone
- Princess
- A straight channel-set or plain band that echoes the square lines
- Cushion
- A pavé band, or a curved band if it's set in a halo
- Emerald
- A straight baguette or plain band, for clean architectural lines
- Pear
- A curved or V-shaped band that follows the point
- Oval
- A thin pavé band, or a gently curved band that sits under the stone
- Radiant
- A straight diamond band or an eternity band
- Asscher
- A baguette or milgrain band for an Art Deco look
- Marquise
- A V-shaped or curved band that nests against the points
- Heart
- A curved band, or a slim plain band that lets the shape lead
The fit
Three things to check
- The gap
- If the center stone sits low, a straight band leaves a gap. A curved band closes it
- Width
- A band about as wide as your engagement ring's band looks most balanced
- Metal
- Matching metals wear evenly over the years
Can you make a band to fit my ring exactly?
Yes. We'll model a band around your engagement ring in CAD and make it in our workshop, usually within two to three weeks of your approval.
Should I solder my rings together?
It keeps them aligned and stops them rubbing. It's done at our bench and can be undone later.
Guides
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Birthstones
The stone for every month, and how to wear it.
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Ring size guide
Measure at home or print a sizer.
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Glossary
Every jewelry term, in plain words.
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Questions and answers
Everything people ask us, in one place.
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How to buy an engagement ring
Budget, diamond, setting, and timing, step by step.
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