Women's Diamond Wedding Bands
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Diamond Wedding Bands for Women
A diamond wedding band is a row of decisions: how the stones are held, how far they continue around the finger, and how the band sits against the ring next to it. Every band here is made after you order it, at our bench in New York's Diamond District, which is why the same design can be ordered in white, yellow or rose gold or in platinum.
How the row is held
Prong and shared prong settings open the stones to light from the sides and give the brightest row. Bar settings separate each diamond with a polished bar of metal, which reads architectural and protects the girdles. Bezel and channel settings wrap or wall the stones in metal and are the most secure for daily wear. Several designs mix shapes in one row, round with baguette, held bar or bezel set, and antique styles frame the stones with engraved and milgrain detail.
Wedding band or anniversary ring
The construction is the same; the occasion differs. Totals here run from under half a carat to nearly two carats, and the larger rows are bought as anniversary rings as often as wedding bands. Every stone we set is certified conflict free, and most designs can be ordered with natural or lab grown diamonds. The legacy anniversary rings collection holds more of the milestone styles.
Pairing and sizing
If the band will share a finger with an engagement ring, check how low the row sits: a low set band tucks under most engagement settings, while a taller basket needs a contoured or spacer band. Stones that continue further around the finger look fuller but leave less plain metal for resizing, which is where the eternity rings take over completely. For the rest of the women's collection, see the full women's wedding rings page, and for a matching partner's band, men's wedding bands.
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Ring Style
Ring Width
Diamond Shape
Setting Type
Price Range
Precious Metal
Diamond Wedding Bands for Women
A diamond wedding band is a row of decisions: how the stones are held, how far they continue around the finger, and how the band sits against the ring next to it. Every band here is made after you order it, at our bench in New York's Diamond District, which is why the same design can be ordered in white, yellow or rose gold or in platinum.
How the row is held
Prong and shared prong settings open the stones to light from the sides and give the brightest row. Bar settings separate each diamond with a polished bar of metal, which reads architectural and protects the girdles. Bezel and channel settings wrap or wall the stones in metal and are the most secure for daily wear. Several designs mix shapes in one row, round with baguette, held bar or bezel set, and antique styles frame the stones with engraved and milgrain detail.
Wedding band or anniversary ring
The construction is the same; the occasion differs. Totals here run from under half a carat to nearly two carats, and the larger rows are bought as anniversary rings as often as wedding bands. Every stone we set is certified conflict free, and most designs can be ordered with natural or lab grown diamonds. The legacy anniversary rings collection holds more of the milestone styles.
Pairing and sizing
If the band will share a finger with an engagement ring, check how low the row sits: a low set band tucks under most engagement settings, while a taller basket needs a contoured or spacer band. Stones that continue further around the finger look fuller but leave less plain metal for resizing, which is where the eternity rings take over completely. For the rest of the women's collection, see the full women's wedding rings page, and for a matching partner's band, men's wedding bands.