BANDED WEDDING RINGS

Banded wedding rings are composed of two or more bands of precious metal.

The individual bands of different metals are made separately, and then assembled to make a single ring.

There are so many possible variations in this popular style!

You have complete control over the specifications of each band that forms a part of your multi-band ring.

Each one is Unique

Your ring is individually designed and handmade just for you.

Have a hand in the design

We work with you to make sure your ring is just how you want it.

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Discuss ideas with one of our talented goldsmiths.

Design your own Banded wedding ring

Our banded wedding rings are composed of two or more bands of different metals.

There is a lot to consider when designing your ring.

We like to start by discussing the overall width of the band. Once we know what width best suits your finger we'll talk about how it could be divided into the constituent bands.

Here are some examples of our Banded style.

Choosing the width

There is a lot to consider when designing your ring.

We like to start by discussing the overall width of the band.

Once we know what width best suits your finger, we'll talk about how it could be divided.

You might like all the individual bands to have the same width, or you might prefer to combine bands of different widths.

This is a matching pair of court rings, with one band each of platinum and yellow gold. The overall width was chosen to suit the person who would wear it.

Choose the metals

You can decide what metals each band will be made from.

Combining platinum with 18ct yellow or red gold gives a strong contrast.

You might prefer one metal to be dominant, with a smaller amount of the other, or you could opt for an even split?

This example shows twice as much gold as platinum.

Choose the profile

The profile of each band in your ring can be flat, convex or concave.

All of the bands can be the same or different.

You might like the bands to have the same profiles, or you might prefer to combine bands of different profiles and widths.

This is a matte-finished two-banded Flat Court and a polished three-banded court ring.

Choose the details

You can keep the design fairly simple, with plain bands, or you can add details.

For example, you might like to consider incorporating a twist into one or more of the bands.

The five-band ring has a centre band made from platinum and gold twisted together and the centre of the three band ring has two platinum wires twisted together.