wedding · Sep 30, 2026
Choosing a wedding band to match your ring
Metal, width and fit: how to pair a band with an engagement ring, or choose one on its own.
A wedding band is the ring you will wear every day for the rest of your life, so it is worth choosing with care. These are the questions we hear most.
Match the metal
Most couples choose the same metal as the engagement ring, so the two wear evenly together. We make bands in yellow, white and rose gold, platinum and silver.
Plain or set with diamonds
A plain band lets the engagement ring lead. A band set with diamonds adds sparkle, and an eternity band carries them all the way round.
Will it sit flush?
Some engagement rings sit low and a straight band rests right against them. Others, with a halo or a low setting, leave a small gap, and a curved band can close it. If you are not sure, send us a photo of your ring and we will help.
Width and comfort
A slim band looks delicate beside a solitaire; a wider band suits larger hands and simpler engagement rings. If you wear both rings together, choose a band no wider than the engagement ring's shank.
Size and engraving
Bands are made in US sizes, in quarter sizes, and your first resize is free within 60 days of delivery. You can add an engraving of up to 15 characters inside the band.
