A diamond wedding ring should be chosen by keeping the size and shape of each hand in mind. An airy ring can lighten a larger hand, while a ring with larger stones are well-suited for larger fingers. A multi-stone ring with perhaps a delicate center stone channel-set among smaller stones is a good choice for slimmer fingers.
And remember that when choosing the band, width adds width, length adds length. A band that is too narrow may look lost on a large-boned, wide hand. Consider a medium-width band with an interesting inset design. Wide wedding bands on smaller fingers can be crafted to be more comfortable, as well.
Plus, the height of the ring is important. What type of work do you do? Could stone set too high be in daily jeopardy of being knocked loose because of your occupation? These are all things to consider.
10k White Gold Eternity Anniversary Diamond Band Ring (HI, I, 0.27 carat)
