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Hye on Sep 1, 2026
5 out of 5 starsI wanted a gold band to go with my ring stack but most bands are considerably flatter than my diamond bands. This was perfect. I’m saving up to get the 3.5mm next. Would definitely buy from this seller again.
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Chris on Aug 30, 2026
4 out of 5 starsRing is very nice, as described. Shipping time wasn't terrible (DHL e-commerce). My only gripe is the finish around the edges is a bit sharp. Hoping it will smooth out over time but I may need to have a jeweler do it professionally.
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Jennifer on Aug 25, 2026
5 out of 5 starsThe ring is lovely, just as described. The only thing is, it is supposed to be a comfort band, but the inside edge is sharper than I was expecting. hopefully it will wear a softer edge with time.
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Frequently asked questions
Will gold or platinum wedding bands get scratched?
Yes, all gold and platinum wedding bands can develop scratches with daily wear. Gold and platinum are precious metals, but they are not scratch-proof materials. No matter the karat or metal type, your wedding band may get small surface marks, even on the first day of wear.
This is completely normal and not a defect. Wedding bands are made to be worn every day, and over time, these small marks become part of the ring’s natural character.
We believe these scratches are not a bad thing. Each tiny mark carries a lived moment, and a part of your story. Over time, your wedding band becomes more than just a piece of jewelry — it becomes something personal, meaningful, and filled with memories.
(Matte finishes hide daily scratches better.)
Why does ring weight vary by metal?
Ring weight varies because each precious metal has a different density.
Volume × Density = Weight
The ring’s volume comes from its size, width, thickness, and profile. If two rings have the same design and dimensions, their volume is the same. However, their weight changes when they are made from different metals.
For example, a platinum ring and a 14K gold ring can look identical, but platinum will feel heavier because it carries more mass within the same volume.
This is why platinum feels the most solid and substantial, while 10K, 14K, 18K, and 22K gold each have different weight feelings.
(If you would like to know the estimated weight before ordering, please contact us with your ring size, width, profile, and metal option.)