So I bought this channel set band

[nala]

I was thinking of stacking with my Ering bc I love the big stones and thought the channel set would prevent them from competing with my Ering. But now I don’t know why I don’t think it works. Do you guys think it’s bc of the split shank or the size of the band. For comparison purposes, I slipped on a hearts on fire halo without a split shank and I actually don’t think my band overwhelms the Ering, leading me to think it’s the split shank that is the culprit. Lol. But would like to hear your opinions. Maybe it will have to be a rhr until me next reset. Though I’m not really crazy about channel set bands as right hang rings.

 

[Bron357]

Hmmm, no, I think it is detracting from your beautiful e ring. It’s more the sort of ring you wear alone.
It’s got a strong “chunky look” whereas your e ring has a fine look with a split shank.
That’s my opinion though, others love a very strong contrast, I’m the “make it all match” type. I’d wear two smaller ring, the same, and on either side of the e ring.

 

[Bonfire]

I also think it’s more of a stand alone ring, and detracts and over powers your e-ring. Maybe mixing a wide channel set band with the delicate pavee of your e-ring is discordant to my eye. But if you like it rock it!

 

[tyty333]

I agree with the others...looks like you are wearing two rings that want to dominate on one finger. Love it for a RHR or a stand alone wedding band.

 

[AprilBaby]

Don’t like the channel set with your ring.

 

[Stone Hunter]

How are you wearing this chunky channel set band? Is it stand alone or happily sharing a finger with your e ring?

 

[Maggiemeans]

For me it doesn't compliment, it competes.