Wedding bands for women, men and couples: tungsten, meteorite, wood and opal alongside the classics.
Tungsten
Hammered Gold Wedding Band for Men
$159
Tungsten
His and Hers Tungsten Wedding Band Set
$239
Aquamarine
His and Hers Aquamarine Tungsten Wedding Band
$279
SandstoneStarry Night Stacking Ring Set
$149
Sandstone
Great Rift Nebula Ring
$169
Save $18.00Alexandrite
Crab Nebula Ring
Ruby
Ruby Red and Black Tungsten Wedding Band
$159
Tungsten
Mens Gold Wedding Band
$169
Sandstone
Orion Nebula Ring Set
$279
Opal
Emerald Coast Ring Set
$279
Opal
Azure Blue Fire Opal Couple Ring
$299
Amethyst
Matching Amethyst Wedding Band Set
$279
OpalGarnet & Black Fire Opal Wedding Band
$179
MoonstoneVeil Nebula
$169
MoonstoneVeil Nebula Moonstone Inlay
$159
Moss AgateGold Moss Agate Wedding Band
$149
Opal
Black Fire Opal
$149
Tungsten
Matte Black Hammered Ring
$169
Opal
White Fire Opal Mens Ring
$169
Opal
Mens Fire Opal Wedding Band
$169
Sandstone
Crab Nebula Ring
$149
Opal
His and Hers Tungsten Wedding Band
$279
Moonstone
His and Her Moonstone Ring Set
$279
Aquamarine
Crushed Aquamarine Ring Set
$279
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The band is the ring you wear the most, so it has to survive the years you promise it. Engraving inside the band is free, resizing is free if the fit misses, and every order ships with a ring sizer.
Tungsten if you want weight and the best scratch resistance; titanium if you want a ring you barely feel. Most bands here are tungsten for exactly that reason. Our tungsten vs titanium guide breaks down the trade.
Whatever you assign it: strength, independence, or simply a look that suits the wearer. It is the most popular finish in this collection. Our black ring guide covers the history and the meanings people bring to it.
Yes. Couples Wedding Bands pairs his band and hers around one shared stone or finish, sized separately on the product page.
Yes, free on every band: a date, initials, coordinates or a short vow inside the ring where only you know it is there.
The left ring finger in the US, exchanged at the ceremony. Our hand guide covers the traditions elsewhere and the exceptions.