Matching Wedding Bands

Matching wedding bands are a beautiful expression of two people’s shared journey, symbolizing a strong bond as they embark on their lifelong commitment to marriage. Each band, while mirroring the other, carries a unique story, intertwining individual personalities within a seamless design.

Whether subtly aligned in design or perfectly identical, matching wedding rings at AURONIA reflect the deep, personal connection between two souls bound together in love's ongoing symphony. Find new ideas and classic combinations below that match your harmonious love. Read More

His and Hers Wedding Bands

When exploring his and hers wedding bands, the emphasis lies in finding a balance between individual preferences and a unified aesthetic. Not all matching wedding rings have to be identical replicas. Rather, partners can choose to match by gem, style, or metal. A true balance is achieved by focusing on elements that can be adapted to suit each person's desires while maintaining a cohesive appearance across both bands.

While his and hers wedding bands can be twins, it’s common for each spouse to follow slightly different designs to better match their overall aesthetic. For "his" bands, trends lean towards broader widths, often ranging between 4mm to 6mm. This provides a robust presence on the hand, suitable for those who prefer a more pronounced piece of jewelry.

"Hers" bands, on the other hand, traditionally lean towards more delicate designs. Widths typically vary from 1.5mm to 3mm, striking a balance between elegance and comfort. It's common to see these bands adorned with diamonds or other precious stones, adding a level of sophistication and sparkle. However, just like your true-to-you love story, you make the rules when choosing each his and hers wedding ring. Find yours above, or create custom rings online.

FAQs About Matching Wedding Rings

What are matching wedding bands?

Matching wedding bands is a pair of rings that symbolize the union of partners through similar or identical designs. This is often accomplished with related style elements, the same metals, gemstones, or engravings. His and her wedding bands create a tangible symbol of unity that still respects the individuality of each partner. For example, while both bands might be made of the same metal, like platinum, they might differ in width or gem details to suit personal preference.

Why have matching wedding rings?

Choosing matching wedding rings can create a subtle, continuous reminder of your bond and display the commitment of a shared journey. From a stylistic perspective, matching wedding bands can be a testament to shared aesthetic values and a mutual approach to life choices.

How to shop for matching wedding bands?

Shopping for matching wedding bands should be a collaboration to ensure an ideal fit for both parties. Having open discussions about style, metal, and design preferences will help the shopping process go smoothly.

Setting a clear budget is crucial, and you should also consider how the bands will fit with your lifestyle, especially if you're active or work with your hands. If one band will be worn with an engagement ring, make sure you like how they complement each other.

Our collection includes a vast range of his and hers wedding band sets to take the guesswork out of choosing two individual rings. Additionally, full customization is available to modify existing designs or to build something from scratch through our Wedding Ring Designer. This process guides you through every step of creating your matching wedding bands, from shape and design to stone setting and metal choice.

What metal is best for his and hers wedding bands?

The best metal for wedding bands is subjective and depends on personal preference, lifestyle, and budget. Popular choices include the ever classic yellow gold, while modern trends are leaning more toward rose gold. If skin sensitivity or durability is a consideration for you, platinum is an excellent option.

Do his and hers wedding rings have to match?

While matching his and hers wedding rings are a popular option, it's not necessary for them be identical. The key is to find elements that create a sense of unity without losing individuality. This can be achieved through matching metals, a common design motif, a shared gemstone, or even engravings. The decision should be based on what feels most representative of your relationship.

Is the husband supposed to buy both rings?

The tradition of who buys the wedding rings varies widely based on cultural, personal, and financial considerations. While in some cultures, it's customary for the husband to purchase both rings, many modern partnerships prefer to select and buy their wedding bands together, reflecting a more collaborative and equal approach to their relationship. This also ensures that both partners are involved in the choice, making certain the final ring reflects their tastes and preferences.