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Wedding Bands

Baguette Wedding Bands

A baguette wedding band is set with baguette diamonds, long narrow stones cut in flat steps with square corners. Some bands carry them all the way round, some across the top only, and some alternate them with round diamonds. Filter by metal, stone and price to compare them.

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Baguette eternity bands

In an eternity band, the baguettes sit one after another all the way around the ring, so the diamonds form a single line with no gap where the band turns. The look is clean and architectural, closer to a row of small windows than to a scatter of sparkle. Our guide to the types of wedding rings shows where this style fits among the others.

Most bands like this hold the stones in a channel. Two thin walls of metal run along both sides of the row and each diamond fits between them, so nothing sticks up to catch on a sleeve. The same idea works for a band set across the top only. That half style leaves the back plain, which is easier to size and lighter to wear all day. Stones all the way round mean the band usually cannot be resized, so settle the size before you order.

A step cut has large, flat facets, so you look into the stone more than you do with a round cut. Look at a few bands closely before you choose. If you like the idea of a full circle of stones in another cut, browse our eternity bands.

A slim band with baguette diamonds alternating with round diamonds, on beige linen

Mixing baguettes with round diamonds

A mixed band alternates baguette diamonds with round ones. The rounds catch light from every angle and the baguettes add straight lines, so the band has both sparkle and structure. The pattern varies from band to band, from one baguette to one round to a longer run of baguettes between rounds.

Next to an engagement ring with a round center stone, a mixed band repeats the round shape and adds a contrast beside it. Next to a step-cut center, such as an emerald cut, the baguettes echo its straight facets. Either pairing looks planned. Try the band and the ring together in the same light, because the metal color changes how the stones read.

Width matters as much as the stones. A slim mixed band sits close to a solitaire, and a wider one gives the hand a bolder line. Our guide on how to choose a wedding band covers width, fit and metal. To compare stone styles side by side, see our diamond wedding bands.

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Visit Our Atlanta Showroom

Try on baguette wedding bands in Snellville

Our showroom is in Snellville, near Atlanta. Bring your engagement ring and try bands against it, so you can see how the stone shapes sit together. Baguette bands are easiest to judge on your own hand, next to the ring you will wear them with.

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