Does anyone have more than one style of band on the same finger?

[MaryAlaina]

Thought I''d post a few pix to give you some visuals, since I have a number of bands. Personally, I''m not fond of wearing channel set on one side of a solitaire and pave on the other. I think it looks better when sandwiching a solitaire like that if both bands are the same. Here''s what it looks like...

 

[MaryAlaina]

I think it looks better, if you have those 2 styles, to wear them both stacked under the solitaire. Of course, I know this is highly subjective and everyone has their own taste.

 

[MaryAlaina]

And I like it even better if you add a third band to the mix. Here''s the look with a channel, pave/bead set, shared prong stack.

 

[MaryAlaina]

And just for fun, throw some pink into the mix....

 

[togal]

Date: 11/4/2007 12:48:43 PM
Author: Carrie
Thanks Lynn!

Yes....my current wedding set is on the ''slim'' side. If my rings were thick....this would not be an option ; )

Check this out....this is Kate Beckensale''s wedding set with an anniversary band as well...

I absolutely think you can add a thin, micro-pave shared-prong eternity band to the mix. I love the way Kate Beckensale''s rings look. The stacked, non-matchy look is very popular. Check-out the tiffany celebration rings. http://www.tiffany.com/Shopping/CategoryBrowse.aspx?cid=287462&mcat=148204 These are all mixed-and-matched. If you love it, go for it. There''s no wrong or right....just what looks good to your eye.

 

[Carrie]

Date: 11/13/2007 12:01:51 PM
Author: MaryAlaina
And just for fun, throw some pink into the mix....

Thanks so MaryAlaina!!!

Your rings are absolutely beautiful!!!!!!

 

[Carrie]

Thanks for the link to the tiffanys site : ) I agree....you just gotta go with your gut.

Thanks for the advice!