Find the band that meets your ring
Three things decide whether a band sits flush against an engagement ring: the metal, the profile and the width.
- Match the metal. Filter by the metal of the engagement ring so the two never wear against each other unevenly.
- Mind the width. Narrower bands (1.5–2 mm) tuck under a cathedral or hidden-halo head; 2.5 mm and up suit a straight shank.
- Check the profile. A contoured or open band clears a low-set centre stone that a straight band cannot.
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