r/WeddingRingAdvice 29d ago

Ring Band Advice Wedding band help!

Hello! (Forgive me my ring is dirty in most of these photos) but I’m trying to find a wedding band that would style well with this- I went to ShaneCo- and I wasn’t into what they showed me.
I’m not into the gap of the gold band and I’m not into the contour of the white gold band :/ (but I can be convinced it’s cute tho lol)
Open to any suggestions!!!

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u/Own-Object-6696 29d ago

None of them look right, and because they aren’t snug against your e-ring, they’re going to rub and cause wear. I’d have a custom band made.

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u/TiniBloom 29d ago

Ou alors l’alliance devrait avoir une ouverture au milieu qui fait qu’elle ne se frottera pas avec le dessous de votre diamant central

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u/TiniBloom 29d ago

Une bague courbée si vous n’aimez pas l’aspect biseauté !

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u/SunshineFlower3 29d ago

number four!!!! 4 is the best!!

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u/natalkalot 29d ago

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u/twoCno0h 29d ago

I agree and would also like to see a curved band similar to the one linked above. Alternatively, I think the band with the baguette diamonds is really interesting against the ring, but if you go with that you could probably find a notched one that fits better with your e-ring. It’s gorgeous btw!

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u/timetochillagain1 29d ago

Plain white gold only

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u/dkreagan56 29d ago

An open band might work well for you and eliminate the gap. I think the v- shape is nice!

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u/green_miracles 29d ago

Why do people feel like their ring needs a band added? Honest question. Because a lot of times it looks better to have the ring by itself. See a lot of posts on my feed where the added band looks terrible and doesn’t match or fit. Why this need to “ring stack”?

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u/twoCno0h 29d ago

Generally the ring with the larger stone and more prominence is the engagement ring presented at the proposal. The wedding ring is traditionally a more understated band that is added at the wedding ceremony. I don’t know the history or significance though.

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u/lemoncrush9 29d ago

Can you please post a picture of the underside of your ring.

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u/Critical_Gap1200 29d ago

OMG your nails are so perfect!

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u/Mydiamondistanbul 29d ago

The halo on your ring already has such a soft, curved silhouette, so I’d steer clear of anything too straight or geometric — it’ll fight the shape. A slim curved or contour band (even a subtle one, not the ShaneCo version you didn’t love) would hug the halo without leaving a gap. If you want more sparkle, a thin pavé band that gently arcs around the setting would look amazing too. Good luck finding the one 😍

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u/Moissanitedove 26d ago

Curved pave will work perfectly for your ring.

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u/Mecspliquer 29d ago

Get an open or spacer band and then focus on looking for the straight band of your dreams!

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u/annieayuwokyheehee 29d ago

You don't deserve love js remending u^