r/weddingring

what one looks best! need some opinions from people other than my family!

Tripped while going up the stairs and put my hands out to stop myself. Barely even hurt, but cracked the ring completely through.

i am so in love with it. it’s everything i could have ever dreamed of and it means the world to me. it’s stunning and fits me perfectly. my granny and i have the same exact taste. (also ignore my nails i ripped off my gels lol)

The first pic is the wedding ring I bought for my wife, she loves it, but I feel like now we’re married. I should get a band that matches. I wanted to know if what I picked matches properly? I don’t know much about jewelry or what is supposed to go together with certain designs so any insight would really be appreciated. The second pic is the band that I’m thinking of getting her, would this work or should I go with something more plain?

I went shopping for wedding bands today and have whittled it down to 2 options (the last two photos are the same ring FYI). Interested what some impartial folks think is the best of the two.

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Looking at proposing to my girlfriend obviously hahaha, but I have no idea how much I should be expecting to pay for a ring like this.

I know she doesn’t want anything huge or super fancy, for the wedding band we will look into some more detailed engraving and stuff but she has always said something along this design is nice.

That being said I have found so many varying prices and wanted to know what you guys have paid for similar designs. I know she wants something no bigger than 1ct so that narrows things down a bit.

Im also in BC Canada so CAD is helpful. Thank you!

(ring size 7.5 | engagement ring is a 2ct. oval on a 14k cathedral gold setting)

I’m really leaning towards the 4mm gold band because it’ll be slightly cheaper and I won’t have to worry about it twisting, or stones falling out, also if I choose to take my engagement, ring off the ring will be very prominent on its own. (maybe I should even go down to a 3 mm?)

but on the other hand with the colorless diamond and pink diamond 2.5 mm band, I love the extra sparkle and the pink stones, but I’m afraid because of how thin it is the band is going to warp, I’m going to lose stones, or I’m going to have to adjust the ring all the time because there’s only stones on the top.

i’m leaning towards the plain gold band, but I am afraid I’m going to regret not having sparkle!

I am tall (6’0) and have fairly large hands. My ring size is 6.

Trying to decide between a 1.36 ct or 2.01 ct Solitaire “the T Setting” with the Forever band.

First two pics are the 1.36 and the last pic is the 2.01.

Which one looks better for every day wear? I would like to go for a classic & practical look but also don’t want it to look too small.

Over the years I’ve wrapped a lot of pieces, but some of them go way beyond “jewelry.”

I’ve had the honor of working with ashes from a loved one, turning grief into something you can actually hold onto. I’ve created memorial pieces that carry stories words can’t really do justice to. I’ve even wrapped wedding rings in ways that mark not just a moment, but a whole chapter of someone’s life.

Those are the kinds of pieces that slow you down while you’re working on them. You’re not just shaping metal—you’re holding space for memory, love, loss, and everything in between.

It always makes me curious though… every artist and collector ends up with their own set of meaningful stories.

What’s the most meaningful piece you’ve ever made for yourself, or been trusted to create

I purchased this gold band yesterday. My engagement ring is 2mm and I decided to be different and get a 3mm gold wedding band.
Can I have honest opinions about how these two look together? I’m afraid it takes away from my engagement ring and I’m having second thoughts. Please help!

Hello! Im interested on this ring i saw in IG from one of my friends? Anyone have an idea the karat, kind or whatever is this called?

Planning on getting matching wedding rings. Saw these and thought they were really neat but I've never seen rings with mixed metals like this. Half platinum and half 18k gold.

Does anyone know anything I should be worried about having platinum and gold put together like this?

The design is a 0.75 ct cushion-cut solitaire with a tulip basket and cathedral setting, paired with a diamond wedding band.

My issue is that the wedding band doesn’t sit flush against the engagement ring. There’s a small gap because the band rests against the tulip basket before it can sit all the way next to the ring.

Has anyone dealt with this? Is there a way to modify the design so the band sits flush without compromising the look of the tulip basket? Or is this one of those things I should just accept and not worry
about?

I’d love to hear your experiences or see photos if you had a similar setup. Thanks!

Bought a classical wedding band next to my diamond today with my fiancee. Does that look okay?