Segal Jewelry collection
Bridal Sets
Engagement rings sold with a matching band, including nature-inspired and three-stone sets designed to fit together.
Pear shape / Mixed stones / Rose gold
Updated by Taya Sel
Choosing a wedding band often comes down to how it pairs with the engagement ring, and whether you want them to look like a set or two distinct pieces.
Plain bands. The most durable and easiest to resize. Width, profile and finish do all the work.
Diamond and eternity bands. Half-eternity bands have stones across the top only and are easier to resize than full eternity bands.
Contoured and curved bands. Shaped to sit around a halo, pear point or low setting.
Men’s bands. Wider and in a broader range of metals. See men’s wedding rings.
If you want a guaranteed fit between engagement ring and band, look at matching wedding sets.
It is usually wise. Two different metals worn side by side rub against each other, and the harder one can wear down the softer one over time. Matching karat and metal also keeps colors consistent.
A comfort-fit band is slightly rounded on the inside, so it slides over the knuckle more easily and feels less tight than a flat-inside band of the same size.