Show me your wedding set with a spacer

[blingymo]

I would love to see what everyone has come up with to solve the problem of bands rubbing and ruining prongs. My 6 prong ering setting sticks out quite a bit. All combinations, but especially wedding bands with stones.

 

[SB621]

Here is a picture of my old set with my 1mm spacer that I bought from an etsy seller.

And for reference:
[URL='https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/pics-of-spacers.169568/']https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/pics-of-spacers.169568/[/URL]

 

[blingymo]

Sarahbear, did it bother you that the bands were pushed away and didn't fit flush? I don't want to damage the new prongs on my solitaire, as I had to have the old prongs replaced several times, and with the larger stone the prong sticks out much farther. My wedding ring is slightly curved, and I specifically bought it that way a zillion years ago so it would sit flush but curve around the prongs. It was merely aesthetic at the time - I didn't have any idea how the prongs would wear down. Maybe I need one of those bands that have the curve cut out for the prong? Don't know quite what to do to prevent damage and have everything sit flush.

 

[Logan Sapphire]

Here is mine.

 

[HappyEverAfter]

Mine!

 

[TravelingGal]

I love my spacer. I found a 1mm diamond 18K WG eternity band where the diamond girdles don't extend beyond the width of the band. I use it between my 2mm platinum band and 3 stone ring. It also has a lower rise under than the 2mm plat band and gives the illusion face down that the rings sit pretty flush.

ETA I realized I already posted on the other thread linked. Ah well, no harm in an extra pic.

 

[Confection10]

Mine

 

[SB621]

Sarahbear, did it bother you that the bands were pushed away and didn't fit flush? I don't want to damage the new prongs on my solitaire, as I had to have the old prongs replaced several times, and with the larger stone the prong sticks out much farther. My wedding ring is slightly curved, and I specifically bought it that way a zillion years ago so it would sit flush but curve around the prongs. It was merely aesthetic at the time - I didn't have any idea how the prongs would wear down. Maybe I need one of those bands that have the curve cut out for the prong? Don't know quite what to do to prevent damage and have everything sit flush.

No it didn't at all, but I prefer my bands to not sit flush. I think ones that do our a bit too matchy matchy for my personal taste. The spacer is extremely comfortable. If you google there is a thread somewhere about people recommend spacers bought through Esty. They are usually around $200 for PLAT and $160 for gold. I would definitely recommend a spacer for you since you seem to wear down your prongs often.