Please post your UBER delicate wedding band!

[TruLuv858]

Hi All! As you can tell from my previous post, I am on the hunt for a wedding band now, and am leaning towards a really super thin band...I am contemplating either a plain 2 mm platinum, or a1.4 mm LM string theory. Somedays I love the gap between the wedding band, and my ER, and other days, I get a little frustrated. I have been trying different styles on, and I am having a hard time finding the perfect fit. I don't want anyting to take away from the center stone. Your pictures and thoughts would be helpful!

Thanks in advance!

 

[E B]

Read this before making a decision!

https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/are-rings-too-thin-these-days.155780/

 

[TruLuv858]

Hmmm...something to think about. I may just alternate stacking bands, so would still be curious to see, as I know we have PS'ers with this look? Anybody care to share??

 

[Acrossley]

TruLuv -
Do you have any images of what your are looking for? I went with an SES shared prong, 2mm setting. I just ordered it Saturday, so I am patiently (NOT) waiting! Here is an image of it. I also considered the Simon G PR108 style. This one just had more personality and sparkle in person. The Simon G (IMO) might as well have just been engraved bands ... the pave had little shine and was TOO micro.

 

[Lekde]

My Leon Mege solitaire is 1.8mm and my JbEG micro pave OEC wedding band is also 1.8mm. Structurally, neither is NOT sound. I am a little rough on my jewelry and both have held up well. I know people say thin = unsound, but honestly, my solitaire is SOLID; I actually worry more about my OMC antique diamond being damaged (due to exposed girdles) than I am about the setting. I also have a 1.5mm 'spacer' platinum band and wear it everyday. It's fine. HTH.

 

[CharmyPoo]

For reference, my band from Steven Kirsh is 1.5 mm and Leon Mege is 1.3 mm.