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Smurfysmiles

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I have a question about wedding bands. Here''s a picture of my engagement ring but I''m worried a regular wedding band would bump up against the circular setting and look funny? I want to start looking at bands I like but I don''t even know what I''m looking for! Lol. If anyone could help me I would appreciate it so much :)


Here''s a link to the ring on the helzberg site as well which shows the ring setting a bit better than my picture does
http://www.helzberg.com/product/jewelry/rings/engagement/5-8ct+tw+diamond+engagement+ring%2C+gia+graded+1656407.do?sortby=ourPicks

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What about getting a curved wedding band that sits flush or close to your e-ring. Something like this but obviously in the same pattern and design as your e-ring.

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The place the engagement ring came from will usually have the right curve to match the e-ring.
 
thank you guys very much for the help :)
i really like that ring rock your socks! but during the ceremony do you think that would be awkward to put on? How would you go about doing that? im clueless lol
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For the ceremony, you'll most likely have your ering on your right hand, leaving the space on the left clear for the wedding band. You can have FI place the wedding band on the left hand during the ceremony as normal, then just switch it out after the ceremony.
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Date: 12/7/2008 9:01:21 AM
Author: sweetjettagirl04
For the ceremony, you''ll most likely have your ering on your right hand, leaving the space on the left clear for the wedding band. You can have FI place the wedding band on the left hand during the ceremony as normal, then just switch it out after the ceremony.
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of course, i dont know why i didnt think of that in the first place *doh* lol thanks for the help ladies :)
 
I''m not a big fan of curved wedding bands, b/c I don''t like how they look on their own. I''m pretty sure my e-ring will be round with a halo, so I will have the same issue. I''m looking into a very low eternity band that the e-ring could sit on top of, OR what I''ll probably do is just live with the gap. When I tried the two in together and wore them around the store for a few minutes the e-ring and w-ring kind of settled and it actually looked really nice even with a gap.

That is just my .02...
 
Date: 12/7/2008 11:11:46 AM
Author: lala2332
I''m not a big fan of curved wedding bands, b/c I don''t like how they look on their own. I''m pretty sure my e-ring will be round with a halo, so I will have the same issue. I''m looking into a very low eternity band that the e-ring could sit on top of, OR what I''ll probably do is just live with the gap. When I tried the two in together and wore them around the store for a few minutes the e-ring and w-ring kind of settled and it actually looked really nice even with a gap.

That is just my .02...
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Ditto. I actually like a little gap in between two rings, and that''s what i would opt for rather than a curved band....mostly because you can''t wear it on its own. I know not everyone likes the gap though, and there is something to be said for having a set that "matches" too. Can''t wait to see what you pick!
 
I like the ring bee* posted but like lala and violet mentioned, the curved bands may look weird on their own. I pretty much never wear just my wedding band, but if you think you might wear just a wedding band sometimes, that''s something consider. Or, get the curved blingy band for wearing with your e-ring and get a cheaper plain 3mm band from e-weddingbands.com to wear on its own sometimes.
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ooh violet i like that one, very pretty :)
i also like the one bee posted, im just worried with those curved ones that they wont fit around my basket if that makes sense?
i guess i wont really know until i got try them on but this gives me a ballpark idea so i can start looking online now :)

I dont think ill wear the band alone, growing up in nd I never saw the wedding band without the e-ring so i guess it just would feel right to wear both
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