MemberI have a three round stone halo plain shank engagement ring, and I’ve been looking for something unique to go with it. I’ve noticed a lot of “antique” rings I’ve looked at have designed etched into the metal, and I was just wondering if it’d look weird. Any opinions are appreciated! Pictures will follow.
MemberI think it would look great! I love etching and milgrain details. Your engagement ring has a vintage look to it so I think they would compliment eachother well. My engagement ring has pave on the shank and my wedding band has milgrain. They don’t match but they look good together.
MemberI think the thin diamond engraved band would look really nice. The other one looks a bit too thick.
MemberI think that so long as the proportions are right, it’ll look nice. Your e-ring is quite the statement piece, so a band that’s too thick/ornate would look odd to me.
Membermrssloan2013: Do you have a picture handy? I’d love to see!
TheGridMonster: you have a point, I do love the thinner one, I was just scared it was going to be too dainty.
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MemberI vote yes! I love milgrain detail on a wedding band. I have it on mine and it pairs well with my plain shank ering very well.
MemberStrawberryshmoo: Your set is stunning! Definitely keeping an open mind for the engraved/milgrain ring!
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MemberMemberAudrey2: you definitely have a point!
alabamagirl: thank you for your opinion! I appreciate it!
MemberI think it would work well. I wear a 3 stone plain shank with a miligrain wedding band, and love the combo, so I might be biased. My set-
MemberWailFin: I think it’d be a great combo and it won’t look weird at all! I can’t remember if I showed you the vintage-inspired wedding band I plan on getting, but here it is again. It’s a quarter eternity band with filigree.
Memberlovekiss: I love your set! It’s great to be able to visualize it!
peacock0320: oh gosh. That’s absolutely beautiful.
