A plain band can feel distinctly personal through a small change in width, profile or finish. Choose a design that suits your hand and becomes comfortable to wear, with no unnecessary detail.
Compare a slimmer line with a broader band to see how each sits on your hand. We consider finger length, comfort and the amount of presence you prefer.
Rounded and flatter exteriors give a band different character. The curve inside matters too, particularly if this will be your first piece of everyday jewellery.
Choose the warmth of gold or the naturally white appearance of platinum. We explain the available materials and the care each may need over time.
A date, initials or a few meaningful words can add a personal detail inside the band. Ask us about the inscription your chosen dimensions can accommodate.
A court band usually has a curved exterior and interior. A flat court has a flatter outside with a curved inside. Both can be comfortable when properly sized; try the actual width and depth you intend to wear.
Depth should suit the width, metal, construction and intended wear. A very thin band may be less resistant to distortion, while a substantial depth can feel bulkier. We can help you balance comfort with suitable construction.
It may. Wider bands often feel more restrictive than narrow rings, and the interior profile affects fit too. We recommend measuring with a comparable width rather than applying a standard size increase.
No. A polished finish gives a reflective appearance, while a satin finish offers a softer look where available. Both acquire signs of wear. We can discuss the finishes suitable for the design you choose.
For otherwise comparable dimensions, a typical platinum jewellery alloy is denser and usually feels heavier than 18k gold. The ring’s width, depth and construction also affect its weight, so compare actual bands where possible.
Many designs allow an inscription or adjustments to the dimensions and finish. Suitability depends on the chosen style. Tell us what you have in mind so we can confirm the possibilities before manufacture.