Quick question about 5 stone rings

[melsc1]

My 15th anniversary is approaching and I'm ready for some new bling. I found PS 7 years ago when I upgraded my center stone from a .5 carat 'jewelry store' cut to a 1.25 WF ACA. Two years later (for our 10th anniversary), we had WF reset the diamond into a 3 stone ring and added a channel set band in platinum to go with it.

Now, I'm jonesing for an anniversary band and was wondering if the 5 stone rings can be worn alone on my right hand. Most of the pictures I've seen here are using them as a wedding band on the left hand. I've been seriously drooling over the rings I've seen here and on WF's website.

Thanks,
Melissa

 

[stci]

I often see 5 stones or more alone in right hand! This is fabulous! No problem IMO. Go for it!

 

[tyty333]

Most definitly can wear them as a RHR. Matter fact if I can talk my DH into a reset for my e-ring, I will get a new
wedding band and wear my 5-stone as a RHR!

 

[swingirl]

I am in the process of creating a 5-stone for myself and it will definitely be a RHR and not a replacement for my e-ring. But I like the idea of switching it to LH occasionally. I get bored easily and like to wear different combos.

 

[melsc1]

Thanks for the quick responses! I like swingirl's idea of mixing things up occasionally.

 

[MustangGal]

My 1/2cttw 5 stone band is happily adorning my right hand at this moment . I wear it as a RHR fairly often, and occasionally alone on my left hand in place of my wedding set for a less-blingy day.

 

[diamondringlover]

I usually wear mine on my left hand and alot of times I wear it with my e-ring, well I discovered it but a pretty large dent in my prongs, so i think it will have to become my RHR or my stand alone wedding ring, at least till i can figure out when and if I can change my rings...

 

[MissGotRocks]

I wear my five stone band on my right hand - it was bought as an anniversary gift and intended as a RHR ring!

 

[gemgirl]

<<<Now, I'm jonesing for an anniversary band and was wondering if the 5 stone rings can be worn alone on my right hand. Most of the pictures I've seen here are using them as a wedding band on the left hand. I've been seriously drooling over the rings I've seen here and on WF's website.>>>

No, there's plenty of five stone RHRs among us. Just search five stone rings and you'll find a treasure trove of pictures. Five stones in all sizes.

 

[mommy2nk]

My 5 stone is also a RHR. I would love to switch it up but the size difference between my left hand and right hand doesn't allow it. I adore 5 stone rings, here is a thread I found devoted to 5 stones:
[URL='https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/the-5-stone-ring-thread.134007/']https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/the-5-stone-ring-thread.134007/[/URL]

Plus if you do a search you will find plenty of individual threads as well.
Congrats on 15 years!

 

[soocool]

I have both a 5 stone wedding band and a 5 stone RHR. Come to think of it my Ering is a 5 stone. I must like the number 5.

 

[rockclimber]

yes, absolutely! My 20th anniversary band is a 5 stone (1 ct. total wt.) band that was bought and sized specifically for my right hand....I actually wear it on my middle finger as it's more comfortable there...Lynn

 

[Clairitek]

I've been scheming a graduated 5-stone ring (in the spirit of Anne's BGD 5-stone) and I will probably wear it on my right hand more than my left. I can't put it with my wedding set so if it ends up on the left its because I was just wanting something different for the day (and the two fingers are similar in size). I agree with the others, you can wear it on any hand/finger you want.

 

[Tanzigrrl]

Here are some glamour shots of my 5 stone anniversary band. It's .75 carat total weight, set in platinum. The company that made it is A Link. Although it is a wedding band, I often wear it on my right hand. It looks nice on either hand, really.