How to Choose Your Wedding Band
A wedding band should feel like part of your everyday life. Start with the engagement ring you already wear, then explore shape, proportion and comfort together.
Look at the setting. A raised centre stone may leave room for a straight band. A lower setting or a wide halo may need a different profile. A small gap can also be an intentional part of the look.
Try the rings together. Compare their height and width on your hand. Check that the settings do not press or rub against each other. Photographs can inspire a pairing; an appointment helps establish whether the fit works.
Choose your balance. A plain band gives the engagement ring space. A diamond band adds texture and light. Matching metals create continuity, while mixed tones can feel personal.
Think about daily wear. Consider comfort, ring size, care and the possibility of future resizing. Bring your engagement ring to your appointment and ask us to assess the pairing.
Find your pairing with us
How to Choose Your Wedding Band
A wedding band should feel like part of your everyday life. Start with the engagement ring you already wear, then explore shape, proportion and comfort together.
Look at the setting. A raised centre stone may leave room for a straight band. A lower setting or a wide halo may need a different profile. A small gap can also be an intentional part of the look.
Try the rings together. Compare their height and width on your hand. Check that the settings do not press or rub against each other. Photographs can inspire a pairing; an appointment helps establish whether the fit works.
Choose your balance. A plain band gives the engagement ring space. A diamond band adds texture and light. Matching metals create continuity, while mixed tones can feel personal.
Think about daily wear. Consider comfort, ring size, care and the possibility of future resizing. Bring your engagement ring to your appointment and ask us to assess the pairing.
Find your pairing with us




