How to pick a wedding ring that compliments your engagement ring
Wedding season is fast
approaching and that means if you are engaged, you and your partner will be
spending more time choosing a wedding band. Picking up a cheap wedding
ring that complements your diamond solitaire, that’s the most
tricky part.
Finding a perfect match
shouldn’t be a problem if your engagement ring has been designed with this in
mind. Almost every diamond engagement ring for women (even the cheaper options)
can be made beautifully compatible a wedding band. All it takes is just extra
time and precise direction to make things work. While some women are inclined
to change their engagement ring at one time or another, most of them are
extremely attached to their wedding bands. So it is important to choose a band
that you can see yourself wearing for the next 40 -50 years.
What style of wedding ring will match your engagement ring?
- Diamond Solitaire
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The greatest thing about
owning a classic solitaire engagement ring is that you can both have a classic
wedding band or a diamond wedding ring as per your choice. It is a point
whether you can opt for the traditional look from your mom or pick something
that reflects the real you.
- Engagement rings with shoulder set diamonds
If your engagement ring
has diamond set shoulder stones, the most appropriately matching option is to
get the matching diamond band custom made. For instance if your engagement ring
has a channel setting then the ideal match for it would be a wedding band with
a channel setting.
When choosing the size of
the diamonds for your wedding band, it is recommended choosing the same size
and shape since it’s not just your wedding ring but also a symbol of eternity.
What not to choose…
Micro pave – the theory
backing this setting style is to make the beads hold the diamonds in as small
space as possible to accentuate the diamonds. However. with this type of
setting your diamonds aren’t as secure and they are more likely to fall out.
Unfortunately with this style it is not a case of IF your are going to lose a
diamond but it is a matter of WHEN.
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