Original band concept comparing a narrow polished yellow-metal band with a wider brushed pale-metal band.View the full detail ↗

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Rings & accessories

Plain bands with different width and finish

Width, edge shape and finish make plain bands visually different even without stones.

Style
minimal, classic
Colors
gold, silver
Season
spring, summer, autumn, winter
Venue
any

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Plain bands with different width and finish
Width, edge shape and finish make plain bands visually different even without stones.

What I want to borrow: Use this comparison to describe proportions and surface preference before choosing the actual material.
Adaptation to discuss: Try physical samples in the correct size and several widths. Ask the jeweler how the proposed material is resized, maintained and worn with your daily activities.

Questions for our supplier:
• How does the wider band feel when my fingers bend?
• How will this finish change with wear?
• What are the resizing options?

Scope to confirm: Separate band widths, profiles, finishes and engraving requirements.
Responsible people: Wearer and jeweler; agree who keeps and brings the finished rings.
Before confirming: Try sample widths through the day and discuss future resizing and finish maintenance before engraving.
Working example (replace with actuals): Use one written specification and a fitting visit before manufacture or engraving; keep the receipt and collection details with the ring owner.

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Why choose it

Use this comparison to describe proportions and surface preference before choosing the actual material.

Make it yours

Try physical samples in the correct size and several widths. Ask the jeweler how the proposed material is resized, maintained and worn with your daily activities.

Bring these questions

  • How does the wider band feel when my fingers bend?
  • How will this finish change with wear?
  • What are the resizing options?
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Make a workable plan

Scope to confirm
Separate band widths, profiles, finishes and engraving requirements.
Who owns it
Wearer and jeweler; agree who keeps and brings the finished rings.
Before confirming
Try sample widths through the day and discuss future resizing and finish maintenance before engraving.
Illustrative working example
Use one written specification and a fitting visit before manufacture or engraving; keep the receipt and collection details with the ring owner.

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