Princess Cut Rings 
Round Cut Rings 
Radiant Cut Rings 
Cushion Cut Rings 
Oval Cut Rings 
Emerald Cut Rings 
Pear Shape Rings 
Diamond Rings 
Solitaire Rings 
Three Stone Rings 
Side Stone Rings 
Halo Rings 
Gold Rings 
Pave Wedding Bands 
Channel Wedding Bands 
Prong Wedding Bands 
Eternity Wedding Bands 
Diamond Wedding Bands 
Men's Wedding Bands 
Women's Wedding Bands 
Heart Necklaces 
Cross Necklaces 
Circle Necklaces 
Solitaire Necklaces 
Diamond Necklaces 
Chain Necklaces 
Sterling Silver Necklaces 
Gemstone Necklaces 
Men's Necklaces 
Religious Necklaces 
Gold Necklaces 
Hoop Earrings 
Stud Earrings 
Drop Earrings 
Chandelier Earrings 
Huggies Earrings 
Diamond Earrings 
Sterling Silver Earrings 
Gemstone Earrings 
Gold Earrings 
Bangles 
Cuffs 
Diamond Bracelets 
Gemstone Bracelets 
Mens Bracelets 
Sterling Silver Bracelets 
Gold Bracelets 
Gemstones Fashion Rings 
Diamond Fashion Rings 
Sterling Silver Fashion Rings 
Gold Fashion Rings 
Writing Instruments 
Watch Winders 
Watch Boxes 
Tie Bars 
Money Clips 
Jewelry Boxes 
Cufflinks 
Key Rings 
Straight bands are named for their symmetrical, circular shapes and are commonly worn alone or paired with an engagement ring, depending on the engagement ring design.
Rarely worn alone, shadow bands are named for the way that they perfectly curve and contour the shape of the engagement ring that they're worn tightly beside. Some are designed with multiple curves and points while others have a subtle, small curve that results in a perfect fit against the engagement ring. They run the gamut in style from simple, all-metal bands to multi-material and gemstone rings.
Eternity wedding bands - sometimes referred to as infinity bands - get their names from the endless circle of stones or a pattern on the ring. Some believe this is representative of your endless love. Eternity bands can be crafted with a contour or straight shape and are worn alone or paired with an engagement ring. If you want the same look of an eternity band with a lower cost, you can opt for a half-eternity set ring. As the name suggests, stones are featured on only one half of the band, while the other half is metal.
Another thing to consider is the stone shapes and setting which will greatly impact the look of your wedding band. In a bezel set ring, the stone is secured in surrounding metal. Pavé is a version of a prong setting that features multiple lines of tiny stones, typically round cut. A channel set is just that - the stones are secured within a channel of metal.
One last thing to consider is the idea of having your engagement ring and wedding band safely and permanently joined together through the soldering process, which uses a filler metal to bond the two rings. This process reduces damage caused by your rings rubbing together during daily wear.
We hope this gives you a better understanding of wedding band options. To find out more, stop by Windsor Jewelers this week during our Wedding Band Event where you can get a free men's band with your $1,500 wedding band purchase OR pay no interest for 24 months! See store for complete details.
