The Timeless Unity Wedding band

Product Details:

• Center Diamond: 5 Cent Organic Diamond
• Clarity: (VVS-HI)
• Metal: Pure 925 Sterling Silver
• Finish: Rhodium Plated
• Craftsmanship: Handcrafted to Perfection
• Packaging: Presented in a Luxury Gift Box
• Certification: GGI Certified 

Description:

The Timeless Unity Band is a graceful symbol of everlasting love, handcrafted in pure 925 sterling silver with a refined white gold plating for a luminous finish. Its sleek matte texture is accented by a centrally mounted 5-carat diamond, GGI certified for brilliance and authenticity, adding a striking focal point to the design. Subtle yet powerful, the band’s smooth curves and minimalist form make it a perfect balance of modern elegance and timeless charm, designed to be as enduring as the bond it represents.

Shipping & Delivery:

All orders are made to order, with an estimated delivery time of 8-10 working days.

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FAQs

Is it OK to have diamonds on wedding band?

Yes, it's perfectly fine to have diamonds on a wedding band. Many people choose diamond-accented bands for their added elegance, sparkle, and symbolism, as diamonds represent eternal love and strength. Whether you prefer a subtle row of pavé diamonds or something more eye-catching, a diamond wedding band can beautifully complement an engagement ring or stand alone as a timeless piece. Ultimately, it comes down to personal style and what feels most meaningful to you.

What are the 3 bands of a wedding ring?

The three bands of a wedding ring set typically refer to the engagement ring, the wedding band, and the eternity band. The engagement ring is given during the proposal and usually features a prominent center stone. The wedding band is exchanged during the wedding ceremony and is often simpler or designed to match the engagement ring. The eternity band, usually given on a milestone like an anniversary or the birth of a child, features diamonds or gemstones all around to symbolize lasting love.

Is it universal to wear wedding ring on left hand?

No, it is not universal to wear a wedding ring on the left hand. While many Western countries, including the U.S., U.K., and Canada, follow the tradition of wearing the wedding ring on the left hand, other cultures have different practices. For example, in many Eastern European, Orthodox Christian, and Latin American countries, the wedding ring is traditionally worn on the right hand. The choice of hand varies across cultures and regions, and some individuals wear it on the right or left based on personal or symbolic reasons.

Should I get a plain or diamond wedding band?

Whether you choose a plain or diamond wedding band depends on your personal style, lifestyle, and how it pairs with your engagement ring. A plain band is timeless, low-maintenance, and ideal if you prefer a classic, understated look or lead an active lifestyle. A diamond band adds sparkle and elegance, beautifully complements a diamond engagement ring, and makes a stronger style statement. If you want something both meaningful and eye-catching, a diamond band is a great choice; if you value simplicity and tradition, go with a plain one.