A perfectly classic, modern wedding band. Purchase one band on its own or two as a matching set. Or... the skinnier widths are a great stacking-ring addition to many of the 14k gold rings in my shop.

Handmade in 14k yellow gold. These bands have a low-profile thickness of 1.25mm for a light, comfortable fit and are tumbled to a slightly matte exterior finish with a high-shine interior finish. Available in 2mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, and 8mm widths (the photos for this listing show this ring in 14k yellow gold in a 4mm width; Petunia band sold separately). Simply choose your width from the dropdown menu. Also available in 14k white and 14k rose gold.

You can choose from 2mm to 8mm widths. Which width is right for you? That’s up to you! It depends on what you think best fits your proportions and comfort level. But, generally, most men will choose either 6mm or 8mm widths, while the most popular width for a women’s band is 4mm, followed by 2mm (especially if they plan to wear it with their engagement ring). The thickness of these bands is 1.25mm. If you prefer a thicker, heavier band (or a different metal or finish) please contact me for details and a price quote. Please note, I do not keep a large inventory of these gold rings. Each is made especially and uniquely for you. Returns may be subject to a restocking fee. Need more info? Feel free to check my Policies section or contact me with any questions you have!

For an extra bit of sparkle, I can also flush-set a diamond, moissanite, or any stone of your choice into this band. If you prefer this is an option, please contact me for details and a price quote.

I can engrave your ring for a small added fee. You can add your wedding date, names, initials, or a short phrase that expresses your unique love for each other. The cost to have each ring engraved is $25. You can find the listing here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/173742868/ . I have several fonts available; you can see examples of them in the second photo of the engraving listing.

Safely shipped to locations in the U.S. via USPS Priority Mail within 3-4 weeks of receipt of payment. Orders over $500 will be shipped via USPS Priority Mail or FedEx. For international orders, please note that additional customs fees may apply upon delivery.

QUESTIONS

Buying wedding bands to last a lifetime can be a difficult choice. I encourage you to take a look at my excellent feedback and feel free to contact me if you have any questions before making your purchase.

IMPORTANT

Please be sure to provide me with accurate ring sizes when ordering. Due to the nature of these rings, many cannot easily be made smaller and they can often be stretched larger by only a half size.

I would be happy to send you a free ring sizer, which has been calibrated to my own jewelers' tools. Please note that going to a jeweler or knowing the size of another ring that you wear is not always an accurate gauge of your size because the equipment that jewelers use to make and size rings may not be consistent. My tools are consistent with the sizers I send out so I’ve found using my sizers to be an accurate way to determine your size. You can request one by clicking "Ring Sizer!" in the dropdown menu when ordering your ring or, if that option is not available or you're not ready to order quite yet, just message me with your mailing address and I'll send one right out. Using the ring sizer is an easy way to determine your size or confirm your size if you already know it. And, if you use my sizer and your ring still requires a size adjustment, I will be happy to waive any resizing fee and charge only for shipping. Otherwise, a fee will apply to resizes, or a restocking fee will apply in cases of an exchange or return. Please visit the Policies section at the bottom of my Shop page for detailed info on returns and exchanges.

When you order, please put the date when you will need the rings in the Notes To Seller field so that I can account for shipping time if your wedding date is soon. Also please write out a quick reminder of any other changes to the design that we may have discussed in emails. Having this information on your receipt is useful as I use them as the work order for making my rings.