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Plain Wedding Bands

A plain wedding band is a simple band of metal, free of stones. It never goes out of style. Nothing protruding from the surface can snag or wear down. Bands come in a range of widths, and the outside is finished in high polish, brushed matte or fine texture. Inside, the band has a rounded comfort fit, smooth on the finger. Our plain bands come in solid 10K gold, or in 925 silver with heavy 2.5-micron plating in white, yellow or rose finishes. Both are well-suited to everyday wear.

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Yes, if the band will be worn daily. There is nothing protruding to snag or wear down, so a plain band stands up to daily wear better than one with stones.
Women's bands run about 1.5mm to 6mm, men's about 3.5mm to 8mm. Very narrow or very wide styles look best on long, slender fingers, and a middle width suits shorter or thicker ones. Width also affects the price.
Comfort fit means a rounded inside, so the band does not press a flat edge against the finger. On a wider band the difference is easier to feel. Every band we make is comfort fit.
Two options: solid 10K gold, or 925 silver with heavy plating at 2.5 microns in white, yellow or rose gold. Both are precious metals, and both are made for daily wear.
Yes, inside the band. Initials, a date or a short line fits on the inner face, out of sight while the ring is on. You can add it when you order.
Usually yes. A flat band sits beside a high setting without trouble. A low setting or a large stone leaves a gap, and a curved band is the usual answer. Whichever band you pick, matching the metal type across both rings is a common approach.
The current favorites are slim bands for a subtle look, comfort fit bands that sit smooth on the finger, and wider bands with a flat or slightly domed outside.
A plain band costs less than one set with stones. From there the price follows the type of metal, the ring size and the width. A larger size or a wider band takes more metal, and more of it is lost in the making.

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