How does this wedding band look?

[Jessme7]

I knew it would be hard to find a band to match my asscher DanHov meno 33 e-ring, because of the thin setting and how low the diamond sits.
(DanHov does have a eternity band that looks like it would match well but its a whopping $2300!)
So, I dont think I mind that there will be a little space between the two rings.
I found this band at a B&M store Shane Co. they also have a website www.shaneco.com. It was only $290. It has a little contour to it and the thickness matches quite well. Except the diamonds are channel set and my e-ring is not. Tell me what you guys think. I do have a 120day return policy so I would like some opinions, to see if its a keeper or not.

I am also shopping for my fiance''s band also, can you recommend any sites?
Thanks in advance!

 

[Jessme7]

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[Jessme7]

i like to take pictures

 

[Jessme7]

last one of just the band. Thanks everyone!

 

[Skippy123]

I think it looks great w/your ring!!!

 

[Maisie]

I think the band looks lovely but in the close up shots the prongs look a bit uneven. Might be worth having a good look at each diamond through a loupe to make sure they are all set securely

 

[Jessme7]

Do you think the space between the rings look odd?

 

[Fly Girl]

Looks great! And, I can think of 2000 reasons ($$$) why you should keep that one. It''s a bargain. Congrats!

 

[sunnyd]

i think they look really good together, and for $290?! can''t beat it!

 

[luvmyhalo]

I LOVE IT!!!!! I'm currently searching for a band to go with my new upgrade...just when I thought I've made up my mind....someone shows me something else that is SUPER FABULOUS!

I'd definitely say it's a keeper. I'm currently on the milgrain track...might look pretty on that band. From what I've seen, a jeweler can do it for less than $100. Anyone know about milgrain pricing?

 

[NeverEndingUpgrade]

I like them together, and no, the space between the rings does not look odd. Very elegant!

 

[diamondseeker2006]

I think it goes well with it, but I would personally get the same band but the straight version. Since you will have a gap either way, I''d just prefer a band that is not curved. But both would be nice!

 

[Jessme7]

Date: 12/19/2007 8:28:19 PM
Author: diamondseeker2006
I think it goes well with it, but I would personally get the same band but the straight version. Since you will have a gap either way, I''d just prefer a band that is not curved. But both would be nice!

Thank you for your honest opinion. I just may go back to the jeweler and try on a non-curved band. I hope they have a simalar one.

 

[dtnyc]

Date: 12/19/2007 8:28:19 PM
Author: diamondseeker2006
I think it goes well with it, but I would personally get the same band but the straight version. Since you will have a gap either way, I''d just prefer a band that is not curved. But both would be nice!

I agree with this- if you are going to have a gap you might as well have a straight band that can be worn alone w/o your e-ring.
If you start looking @ straight bands maybe you could find one that would be a little better match to the band of your e-ring. I know savings is important, but this is your wedding band, a piece of jewelry you will wear (hopefully!) everyday for the rest of your life- I would want it to be as close to "perfect" as possible.

 

[Dreamer_D]

Date: 12/19/2007 8:28:19 PM
Author: diamondseeker2006
I think it goes well with it, but I would personally get the same band but the straight version. Since you will have a gap either way, I''d just prefer a band that is not curved. But both would be nice!

Not to sound like a chorus or anything, but I also agree that a straight band will be more versatile and will look beautiful, parallel lines always look pleasing to my eye.

PS: I only offer this opinion because you don''t seem totally sold and enamoured with the curved band, but in the end it is a purely personal choice! Love the e-ring BTW!!