Does this band go well with the ring?

[braga123]

So here I am again.
TIA for your opinions!

 

[missy]

I don't love the combination. The widths are too different to be pleasing to my eyes. Both are pretty in their own right though just not together IMO.

 

[UrsTx]

+1. I agree that the widths don't compliment each other very well, but that's just personal preference.

 

[momhappy]

They are okay together, but you could do much better.

 

[braga123]

I already own the princess 5 stone and I love it, but I rarely wear it and was experimenting with it. I have a matching band, but just playing around with this one. My hubby told me it looked odd, and I was just trying to see if others agreed.

 

[LLJsmom]

The only thing I think could be better is making the princess band 7 stones. I like the square cuts next to the round.

 

[dk168]

For my own personal preference, I would say no, and prefer a band with smaller stones.

DK

 

[junebug17]

I don't think it looks bad, I just think the band a bit too wide - It's beautiful though!

 

[canuk-gal]

HI:

Nice, very; but a perfect match, no. Since you already own the band...wear it together if and when you like. No hard and fast rules here...

cheers--Sharon

 

[doberman]

I have to say no. The styles of the two rings are totally dissimilar with the result that the band looks very blocky next to the e-ring. I'd be inclined to go with an eternity of the same width as the shank on the e-ring. However, all that matters is what you think!

 

[larryjenkins]

No, they don't work well together cohesively. The widths of the band is too thick, causing the band to dominate the ring.

BTW, what carat/color/clarity of that rock? Looks nice!

 

[Gypsy]

Not so much.

You need smaller stones and more of them I think.