Plain Men's Women's Wedding 3.5 MM Band Ring with Spaced Diamonds/ Unique Beveled Matte Band/ Unisex His & Hers Thumb Ring/ 14K 18K Platinum

Plain Men's Women's Wedding 3.5 MM Band Ring with Spaced Diamonds/ Unique Beveled Matte Band/ Unisex His & Hers Thumb Ring/ 14K 18K Platinum.

Plain Men's Women's Wedding 3.5mm Band Ring with Spaced Diamonds
Unique Beveled Matte Band
Unisex HIS & HERS Thumb Ring


Material........................Solid Gold (14K/18K) or Platinum 950
Finishing......................High Polished/ Shiny with a special Matt finishing in the middle
Plating..........................Rhodium/ Platinum Family (Only if white gold selected)
Fit.................................Comfort
Width............................3.5mm
Stones..........................Authentic Natural Diamonds
Color.............................VS
Clarity...........................G-H
Cut...............................Round/ Brilliant
Setting.........................Flush

Click below to add laser engraving.
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We custom make all our jewelry here in our studio, so if you'll happen to need other stones, dimensions, sizes or designs, please contact us.
We guarantee the quality of our workmanship and every 6 months offer our free service with your purchase of this ring.
Service includes: cleaning, polishing and tightening of stones.


STORY OF WEDDING BANDS:
Band has a rich history, full of tradition and symbolism:
Around 3,000 years ago ancient Egyptian couples exchanged braided rings of reeds and hemp to one another. The Egyptians believed that infinite shape of a ring symbolized the eternity of love.
Roman’s continued that tradition, but their elite upper class used metal, often iron wedding bands. The symbolism also changed with the band, now representing strength and possession.
Around the year 860, Christian wedding ceremonies began adopting the practice of using wedding bands and around the 13th century bands got a more spiritual meaning and were referred to as a “symbol of the union of hearts.”
As far back as the Egyptians it is believed that the fourth finger, or the ring finger, has a vein that runs directly to the heart. The Romans called this the ‘Vena Amoris’ meaning the ‘Vein of Love.’ Therefore, it only makes sense that a ring, as symbolic as a wedding band, would be worn on this finger.

Today’s bride has many choices, from simple wedding bands to ornate hand engraved floral wedding bands.
The only requirement today is to buy something you will love!


The ring will come in a ring box.