Women's Wedding Rings and Bands
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Women's Wedding Rings, Made to Order
This page is the diamond side of the women's collection: diamond wedding bands, anniversary rings and five and seven stone styles, well over a hundred designs, each one made after you order it at our bench in New York's Diamond District, in 14K or 18K white, yellow or rose gold or in platinum.
How the diamonds are held
Most of the collection is some arrangement of a row: channel set bands where the stones run between two continuous walls of metal, prong and shared prong settings that open the stones to more light, bar set designs that separate each diamond with a bright bar, and basket and trellis settings that lift the row while keeping it low. A low set band with a closed basket sits flush under an engagement ring, which is the detail to check if the two will share a finger. Antique styles add filigree and engraved detail around smaller stones.
Anniversary rings included
Many of these designs are anniversary rings: the same construction as a diamond wedding band, bought later. Five stone and seven stone designs carry most of that weight, with totals running from a tenth of a carat to well over a carat. Every stone we set is certified conflict free, and most designs can be ordered with natural or lab grown diamonds.
Nine collections, and the matching half
The women's tree splits by stone, color and technique. Diamond wedding bands hold the stone set rows, eternity rings take the row all the way around the finger, anniversary rings count it in five, seven or nine stones, and sapphire and diamond bands bring the color. For gold bands, floral bands carry the garden motifs, engraved bands collect the worked surfaces, two tone bands pair two colors of gold, braided bands are woven from strands, and classic bands keep plain profiles from 2.5mm. The partner's ring is at men's wedding bands, and couples who want the pair designed together should start with the his and hers sets. Sizing is worth doing properly before ordering: the ring size chart has the method.
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Ring Style
Diamond Shape
Setting Type
Price Range
Precious Metal
Women's Wedding Rings, Made to Order
This page is the diamond side of the women's collection: diamond wedding bands, anniversary rings and five and seven stone styles, well over a hundred designs, each one made after you order it at our bench in New York's Diamond District, in 14K or 18K white, yellow or rose gold or in platinum.
How the diamonds are held
Most of the collection is some arrangement of a row: channel set bands where the stones run between two continuous walls of metal, prong and shared prong settings that open the stones to more light, bar set designs that separate each diamond with a bright bar, and basket and trellis settings that lift the row while keeping it low. A low set band with a closed basket sits flush under an engagement ring, which is the detail to check if the two will share a finger. Antique styles add filigree and engraved detail around smaller stones.
Anniversary rings included
Many of these designs are anniversary rings: the same construction as a diamond wedding band, bought later. Five stone and seven stone designs carry most of that weight, with totals running from a tenth of a carat to well over a carat. Every stone we set is certified conflict free, and most designs can be ordered with natural or lab grown diamonds.
Nine collections, and the matching half
The women's tree splits by stone, color and technique. Diamond wedding bands hold the stone set rows, eternity rings take the row all the way around the finger, anniversary rings count it in five, seven or nine stones, and sapphire and diamond bands bring the color. For gold bands, floral bands carry the garden motifs, engraved bands collect the worked surfaces, two tone bands pair two colors of gold, braided bands are woven from strands, and classic bands keep plain profiles from 2.5mm. The partner's ring is at men's wedding bands, and couples who want the pair designed together should start with the his and hers sets. Sizing is worth doing properly before ordering: the ring size chart has the method.