Modern vintage-inspired designs, pave bands, bezel-set, eternity bands, dainty band and traditional plain bands are the most popular wedding band styles. Couples frequently select looks that strike a balance between comfort and grace, reflecting their individual tastes and lifestyles.

Choose a wedding band that matches your engagement ring style by either choosing a contrasting design for a one-of-a-kind, customized combo or matching the metal type, style, and diamond shape for a unified effect.

Each diamond in a bezel-set band is encircled and secured in place by a thin metal collar or rim. This setting gives the ring a sleek, contemporary, and smooth look while safely safeguarding the diamonds. It's a well-liked option for anyone looking for durability without compromising design.

Selecting a 5 stone band is common since it represents significant events or turning points in a relationship and provides both dazzle and heartfelt sincerity. The 5 stones create a striking, well-balanced design that enhances the brilliance and sophistication of a wedding band.

A ring with a continuous line of diamonds around the whole band, signifying unending love and dedication, is called a full eternity band. From every perspective, the design produces a dazzling, smooth sparkle.

A half eternity band is frequently more appropriate for frequent, daily use. It is more comfortable to wear and less likely to sustain damage from everyday activities because the diamonds are only put on the top half. 

When selecting a wedding band, the metal is crucial because it enhances the ring's overall design and robustness. Rose, yellow, and white gold are excellent options for lab-grown diamond bands. They are sturdy enough for daily use and have a lovely appearance. 

Indeed, there are many options for custom-designed wedding band, enabling couples to construct one-of-a-kind rings that express their individuality and significance.

The choice of metal, the presence of diamonds, the intricacy of the design, and if the ring is custom-made all affect how much a wedding band should cost. While bands with diamonds or other designs can cost anywhere from $1500 to $2000 or more, simple gold bands usually cost between $500 and $1000.