Anillo de Matrimonio

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Anillo de Matrimonio at a glance

  • Designs: 10 pieces in this collection
  • Price range: from $325 to $1,265 (USD)
  • Stones: moissanite and lab grown diamonds
  • Metals: 10K, 14K or 18K gold in yellow, white or rose, plus 925 sterling silver or platinum on selected designs
  • Production: made to order by Grown Leo, a direct manufacturer, in 3–14 business days
  • Shipping: free worldwide shipping, 3–7 business days after production

Frequently Asked Questions

How is a wedding band different from an engagement ring, and do I need both?

An engagement ring is traditionally given during a proposal as a symbol of the intention to marry, while a wedding band is exchanged during the wedding ceremony itself to represent the marriage commitment. Many couples wear both rings together on the same finger after the ceremony, with the wedding band positioned closest to the hand. However, having both is a matter of personal preference rather than a requirement — some couples choose to wear only one ring.

What is the right width for a wedding band worn alongside an engagement ring?

The best wedding band width usually relates to the width of the engagement ring's band. Choosing a band within about 0.5 to 1 mm of the engagement ring's shank width creates the most balanced appearance. Since most engagement ring bands range from about 1.6 mm to 2.5 mm wide, wedding bands between roughly 1.5 mm and 3 mm typically pair well.

Can a wedding band be engraved, and what are the standard options?

Yes. Most wedding bands can be engraved on the inside of the ring with personal messages such as initials, wedding dates, names, or short phrases. The number of characters depends on the ring's size and width. Some styles also allow exterior engraving on the outside surface of the band for a more visible design.

How do I coordinate wedding band metal with an engagement ring purchased elsewhere?

The easiest approach is to choose the same metal type and karat as the engagement ring whenever possible. For example, pairing 14k white gold with 14k white gold typically creates the closest match. Minor color variations can occur between manufacturers, so bringing the engagement ring to a jeweler when selecting the band can help achieve the best visual match.

What happens to a wedding band over twenty or thirty years of continuous wear?

Over decades of wear, most wedding bands gradually develop a patina — a softer surface appearance created by small scratches and normal wear. High-polish finishes become more subdued and warm, brushed finishes develop naturally polished areas, and textured finishes often maintain their appearance more consistently. The metal itself remains structurally stable and durable over time.

Is it possible to match the finish of a new wedding band to an existing ring that has been worn for several years?

Perfectly replicating the patina of a well-worn ring is difficult because that surface develops through years of individual wear. However, a jeweler can choose a finish that will naturally evolve toward a similar look over time. Some couples also prefer allowing the new band to develop its own patina gradually through everyday wear.

What is the process for resizing a wedding band if the size changes over time?

Most plain or partially stone-set wedding bands can be resized by cutting the band, adding or removing metal, and then rejoining and refinishing it. Typically, rings can be adjusted by about two sizes larger or smaller. Full eternity bands cannot usually be resized because stones surround the entire band, leaving no space for modification.