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Unique Wedding Bands: Every Band We Carry

Unique wedding bands are easier to compare when they sit in one place, and this page holds every band in the catalog. The filters narrow the list by metal, stone and band style, so you can move from a plain gold band to a diamond eternity band in a few clicks. Open any band to see its metals and sizes.

Five plain wedding bands in a row on cream fabric, in yellow, white and rose tones

How to find a band that feels like yours

Start with the filters. The metal filter narrows the list to one metal, such as rose gold or platinum. The stone filter shows bands set with natural or lab-grown diamonds. The band type filter sorts the list into anniversary, stackable and men’s bands and ring enhancers, so you are not scrolling through every design at once.

Then look at the details that make a band feel unusual. Pavé sets small diamonds close together along the band. A channel band holds a row of diamonds between two walls of metal. Baguette bands use long, rectangular diamonds. Milgrain adds a row of tiny beads along the edge, an old detail found on our vintage wedding bands. A curved band follows the shape of an engagement ring so the two sit together without a gap.

Wearing two metals together is another way to make a pair feel personal, such as a rose gold band beside a white gold ring. If the names above are new to you, our guide to types of wedding rings explains each one.

Three wedding bands resting on cream fabric: a slim diamond band, a wide matte white metal band and a mid-width yellow gold band

Choosing bands for both of you

Some couples want two bands that match in metal, width and finish. Others want two bands that are clearly different and still feel like a pair, such as a slim diamond band for one and a wider plain band for the other. Both work. There is no rule that says a couple has to match, so choose what you both like wearing. You can browse wedding bands for couples to see how pairs come together.

The best test is to try bands against the engagement ring. Bring the ring to the showroom and slide different bands next to it. Look at how the metals sit together and whether the band lies flat against the ring or leaves a gap. Choose Ring Enhancers in the band type filter to see the matching bands made to sit against an engagement ring.

If you would like help deciding, our guide on how to choose a wedding band goes through the choices in order.

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Visit Our Atlanta Showroom

Try on wedding bands in Snellville

Our showroom is in Snellville, a short drive from Atlanta. Bring your engagement ring with you and try wedding bands against it, one after another, to see how each metal, width and shape sits beside the ring.

1905 Scenic Hwy N Ste 230, Snellville, GA 30078 · (704) 684-7530