Choosing a wedding ring or band is important because it’s a jewelry that you’ll be wearing for the rest of your life. For that reason, you want something that you truly like.
Ring Style: Classic band design like yellow gold or silver band are timeless. They are simple and don’t scratch easily because they’re not too soft. Sterling silver is also an alternative material for wedding bands. Ideal for pinky fingers but it’s softer thus showing scuffs more easily. Other options include platinum, white gold and rose gold.
Ring Size: Most wedding rings are between 3mm and 8mm wide. Choose either 4mm or 5mm but an 8mm band is just way to big.
Ring Finishes: For a more classic look, go with shiny finish. You can get something that’s hammered or get that miligrain edge. Avoid more exotic wedding bands because the design will seem dated in few years. Find a ring that is easy to take it on or off.
You can match the metals of your wedding band to the rest of your outfit by having two rings: One ring in white and gold, then the same one in yellow gold to match your tie bars, cufflinks, necklace or earrings.
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