The Ultimate Guide to Wedding Bands
The fourth finger of the left hand, traditionally believed to have a vein that flowed directly to the heart, is where wedding bands are exchanged and worn by the bride and groom on their wedding day. While this is inaccurate from a medical perspective, there is much value in honouring the tradition. After the exchange of vows between the couple, they will wear the wedding band from then on. It is the official symbol of the union of marriage. Traditionally, wedding bands have been relatively simple, but the recent trend has experienced increased designs with intricate craftsmanship. Continue reading to learn about other variations for wedding bands.
| Classic Wedding Band Traditional wedding bands were once exclusively composed of yellow gold, but now white gold and platinum models dominate the market due to their durability and aesthetic appeal. The metalwork is sleek and polished, making a classic touch. It comes in various finishes, the most popular: satin, matte, and textured. It’s comfortable, versatile, and won’t get in the way of your regular life. |
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| Eternity Wedding Band There’s a good reason why this wedding band has been so loved for so long: it’s gorgeous and signifies a lot. It is encircled by diamonds the whole way around, but a half-eternity ring is also available. This ring is incredibly elegant and would go perfectly with the bride’s engagement ring. Besides representing everlasting love and commitment, the eternity band stands for equality and solidarity. |
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Pave Wedding Band
The stones in a pave setting “pave&” the metal band, forming a stunning, flawless row. Though traditionally made with diamond melees, this technique is versatile enough to accommodate a variety of gemstones. Most pave wedding bands feature gemstones like rubies, emeralds, or sapphires, each of which carries its own symbolic value and beautifully complements the engagement rings.
| Channel Wedding Band This diamond studded band pairs beautifully with any other wedding ring type that features channel-set gemstones. The diamonds are generally found in an eternity band setting, tucked into a groove that holds them firmly in place. This makes them a better option for everyday use and safety. |
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| Two-toned Wedding Band Nowadays, there has been a surge in appreciation for two-toned rings. Smoothly finished yellow or rose gold set off against shiny white gold makes for an elegant and contemporary look. A wonderful representation of two individuals in love may be seen in the act of bringing together two precious metals. It is available in a wide variety of styles and finishes. |
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Wedding bands are a beautiful way to show the world that you are committed to your partner. They also serve as a wonderful long-term memento of your special day.
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