Wedding Bands Buyer's Guide

Getting the Right Size

Even if you've purchased a ring before, we recommend that you take a few moments to stop by your local jewelry store to get measured by a professional so you can be absolutely confident about your ring size.

Try to achieve a snug fit.

The ring sizer should feel tight going over your knuckles but should feel comfortable once it is on your finger.

Let the jeweler know if the ring you're interested in is a comfort fit.

Most of our rings are designed with comfort fit, but you should refer to the specific product page to make sure. Comfort fit rings tend to fit a little looser, so the jeweler may recommend that you order a comfort fit ring a half-size smaller.

Consider going to more than one jeweler.

This is not necessary but it does help ensure that the sizing is being done absolutely correctly.

Consider getting sized during different times of the day.

Again, not necessary but it certainly could be helpful because just like feet, your fingers may swell throughout the day and change how your ring feels and fits.

Resist ordering a half-size larger for "extra room".

Wearing a wedding band that is too large can actually feel somewhat uncomfortable as it slides around on your finger and a ring that's even slightly too big can easily slip off when your fingers are wet or soapy.

If the Ring Doesn't Fit

Occasionally, even after being measured by a professional your ring may still not fit quite right. While our rings can not be "resized" smaller, most can be made a quarter to a half size larger.

14K Gold Bands

Our 14K gold bands are backed by our 60 Day Money Back Guarantee so if it doesn't fit, send it back within 60 days and we'll resize it or make you a new one at no charge to you.

18K Gold Bands

We'll resize your ring up to a half size larger for $35 plus the cost of shipping within 60 days of purchase. Most jewelers also provide this service if you prefer to have it done in your hometown.

Platinum Bands

We'll resize your ring up to a quarter size larger for $50 plus the cost of shipping or remake your ring entirely in the correct size for $325 plus shipping within 60 days of purchase.

Find the Ring that Fits Your Lifestyle

The ring may look great, but is it the right one for you? Our ring finder helps you choose your wedding band based on your personal style, your job and the way you live.

Choosing a Width

We measure the width of our ring in millimeters from edge to edge on the outside of the band.

Millimeters	Inches
2 mm	1/16 inch
3 mm	3/32 inch
4 mm	1/8 inch
5 mm	3/16 inch
6 mm	Just under 1/4 inch
7 mm	Just over 1/4 inch
8 mm	5/16 inch
9 mm	Just under 3/8 inch

The most popular width for a men's wedding band is approximately 7mm. Big guys and men who are used to wearing jewelry may prefer wearing a wider band such as 8mm or 8.5mm.

Women generally prefer bands in the 6mm - 7mm range if it is to be worn alone. If the band is to be paired with an engagement ring, the most popular choices are 4mm - 7mm.

Ultimately it's a personal decision about the look you're trying to create and about how comfortable you are about wearing a ring. The wider the band, the more conspicuous it will look and feel.

Comfort Fit

The inside of a comfort fit band has a rounded shape that doesn't pinch the skin like a flat design can. Comfort fit helps you quickly become accustomed to wearing a ring, even if you've never worn one before. Most of our rings are designed with comfort fit, but you should refer to the specific product page to make sure.

Material	Make Up	Color	Durability	More
14K White Gold	58% pure gold combined with several white metals like zinc and titanium. 18K has a higher gold content, about 75%.	A rhodium coating produces a brilliant white luster.	Hard and tarnish free. It will need to be replated occasionally. 18K is slightly softer.	Learn More Shop
14K Yellow Gold	58% pure gold combined with other metals such as silver and copper. 18K has a higher gold content, about 75%.	Warm, rich yellow. 18K is slightly more yellow but it's difficult to detect a color difference.	Hard and tarnish free. 18K is slightly softer.	Learn More Shop
Platinum	95% pure platinum combined with other high quality metals such as ruthenium or palladium.	Naturally bright white.	Tarnish free. Extremely hard and resistant to scratches. Will develop a satin sheen or can be kept shiny with light buffing.	Learn More Shop
14K Two Tone Gold	58% pure gold combined with other metals such as zinc and copper. 18K has a higher gold content, about 75%.	A combination of bright white and warm gold. 18K is slightly more yellow but it's difficult to detect a color difference.	Tarnish free and hard. 18K is slightly softer. White gold portion will need to be replated occasionally.	Learn More Shop
14K Tri Tone Gold	58% pure gold combined with other metals such as zinc and copper. 18K has a higher gold content, about 75%.	A combination of bright white, rose and yellow gold. 18K is slightly more yellow but it's difficult to detect a color difference.	Tarnish free and hard. 18K is slightly softer. White gold portion will need to be replated occasionally.	Learn More Shop
14K Rose Gold	58% pure gold combined with other metals such as zinc and copper. 18K has a higher gold content, about 75%.	A high proportion of copper gives a signature pinkish hue.	Tarnish free and hard. 18K is slightly softer.	Learn More Shop