You'll wear your wedding band for the rest of your life. When weighing your options, it's important to keep in mind things like cost and durability. However, the most important thing is that your ring matches your individual sense of style and makes you feel as unique as you possibly can. We all have our own unique style that should be reflected in our wedding bands, so whether you're more traditional or adventurous, you should pick a ring that reflects your personality.
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Eternity rings are typically made of diamonds or other precious gemstones that are set across the entire band, symbolizing everlasting love. It is customary for newlyweds to give each other eternity rings as a token of their commitment to one another. Although this is what most people think of when they think of an eternity ring, it's really just a band encrusted with diamonds. Wedding bands don't have to be boring; if bling is your thing, an eternity design could be the perfect fit!
Eternity-cum-wedding rings, on the other hand, fall somewhere between "unconventional" and "appropriate." As a wedding band design that has stood the test of time and appeals to more traditional members of the family, the eternity ring is an excellent choice.
Western wedding bands are typically simple, polished, and made of precious metals like gold or platinum. Comfort, utility, and longevity are reflected in their ergonomic and often modest designs. Traditional wedding bands aren't the be-all and end-all, but they do serve as a useful benchmark from which to ask yourself some fundamental questions.
The most pressing question is, "Will I still love this wedding band when I'm 60?". Another: "Can this design withstand the ups and downs of my daily life?" Consider your future self as well as your present self when selecting a piece of jewelry for your collection.
As a tradition, brides and grooms have worn matching wedding bands for centuries. Many cultures have adopted the practice of wearing wedding bands that fit together like puzzle pieces, from Turkey to China and the Middle East.
Weddings are becoming less traditional and more of a chance for the bride and groom to work together in a way that reflects their unique personalities. A simple yellow gold band might be all that your partner is looking for, but a blue sapphire loop might be all that you are looking for – and that mismatched cohesiveness is a beautiful representation of you as individuals.
If you've decided that a diamond eternity ring is right for you, the next step is to decide how many carats it should have.
The romantic symbolism of an eternal commitment is embraced by an eternity ring set with a full hoop of gemstones.
A half-set band, on the other hand, offers a lot of glitz for a lot less money. In order to keep costs down, half-set bands can be used, but they can also turn on the finger and reveal a plain underside at times. As a perfectionist, you might want to keep this in mind.
In our wedding collection, we feature a variety of sparkling eternity rings from Diamond Registry, each with its own unique gemstone color, setting, and material.
To better reflect your unique personality, we'd love to work with you on a bespoke design. Please contact us for more information. To get your creative juices flowing, take a look at our gallery of previous bespoke masterpieces.
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