Choosing a band to sit beside it
Flush, curved, or apart — a fitting-room guide to the wedding band.
Most brides choose the engagement ring first and the band months later. By then the solitaire has a shape and a height that decide which bands will sit well beside it.
There are three ways for two rings to meet, and each is right for someone.
Flush, curved or apart
A flush band sits tight against the engagement ring with no gap, which suits low settings. A curved band bends around a taller stone. And some brides prefer the two rings apart, with a little space between them, so each can be worn alone.
“Bring the ring you already wear. A band only makes sense next to it.”
Bridal consultant, Al-Karrada
In the fitting room
We keep bands in every metal and width in the fitting room, so you can try them side by side. Matching metals are traditional; mixing white and yellow gold is just as lovely.
Book a fitting at any boutique and bring your engagement ring — we will clean it while you try.