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Ideal_Rock
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Hi guys,
Here are pics of our wedding bands. FI''s band is a 5mm titanium band with platinum inlay from Bruce Boone. I was thrilled with his service (he was really friendly & helpful & I got the band within 2 days of placing the order!) & I think it looks great! It''s engraved as well.
My band was custom made by Quest to match my e-ring. (The thread with CADs is here) I adore the folks at Quest & think their work is amazing. I love how the design turned out--it looks very delicate & is pretty narrow (approx. 2mm wide).
Here''s my concern, though. It''s much taller/higher than I expected. I had the ring sized so I could wear it alone on my right or left hand, but also wanted the option to be able to wear it with my e-ring. I thought it would be thin enough to slide under the halo of my e-ring, but it''s not. As it is, when worn with the e-ring, it sits nowhere near flush to the band. (not that I really expected it would with the design of the e-ring...)
I considered having a curved band made so it would sit flush, but I wanted the option to wear the band alone as well. And when I was thinking about having the band slide under the halo of my e-ring, I had a concern that the diamonds might scratch up my e-ring where they rubbed back and forth (not to mention the fact that the bands would probably detach from each other (assuming they weren''t soldered together, which I didn''t want) so I''d have to constantly be pushing them back together.)
So, what do you guys think of the band & how it looks when worn with my e-ring? Is the huge space between the rings bothersome? Is the overall look too busy? Do you think the thickness is an issue or not? Should I try to have it thinned somehow (and what would be the options for this?) or leave it alone?
Thanks for your opinions. It''d probably help if I posted some pics, eh?
Here are our 2 rings...
This is how they sit together on my finger.
Here''s a side view
Another side view (don''t mind the burning glow of my red bedroom!)
Looking down at rings
Odd shot...just so you can see the thickness of my ring.
Sorry for posting so many pics.
Thanks for your thoughts!
Here are pics of our wedding bands. FI''s band is a 5mm titanium band with platinum inlay from Bruce Boone. I was thrilled with his service (he was really friendly & helpful & I got the band within 2 days of placing the order!) & I think it looks great! It''s engraved as well.
My band was custom made by Quest to match my e-ring. (The thread with CADs is here) I adore the folks at Quest & think their work is amazing. I love how the design turned out--it looks very delicate & is pretty narrow (approx. 2mm wide).
Here''s my concern, though. It''s much taller/higher than I expected. I had the ring sized so I could wear it alone on my right or left hand, but also wanted the option to be able to wear it with my e-ring. I thought it would be thin enough to slide under the halo of my e-ring, but it''s not. As it is, when worn with the e-ring, it sits nowhere near flush to the band. (not that I really expected it would with the design of the e-ring...)
I considered having a curved band made so it would sit flush, but I wanted the option to wear the band alone as well. And when I was thinking about having the band slide under the halo of my e-ring, I had a concern that the diamonds might scratch up my e-ring where they rubbed back and forth (not to mention the fact that the bands would probably detach from each other (assuming they weren''t soldered together, which I didn''t want) so I''d have to constantly be pushing them back together.)
So, what do you guys think of the band & how it looks when worn with my e-ring? Is the huge space between the rings bothersome? Is the overall look too busy? Do you think the thickness is an issue or not? Should I try to have it thinned somehow (and what would be the options for this?) or leave it alone?
Thanks for your opinions. It''d probably help if I posted some pics, eh?
This is how they sit together on my finger.
Here''s a side view
Another side view (don''t mind the burning glow of my red bedroom!)
Looking down at rings
Odd shot...just so you can see the thickness of my ring.
Sorry for posting so many pics.