Ring Education: Wedding Set Guide
When it comes to commemorating a union, wedding sets are a brilliant way to combine various rings to create a harmonized look that signifies both commitment and style. From simple pairings of engagement rings and bands to intricate compositions with guards and wraps, there's a plethora of options to suit every taste.
When deciding on a wedding set, it's essential to consider not only aesthetics but also comfort, practicality, and how often you'll be wearing each piece. Whether you prefer the simplicity of an engagement ring with a straight band or the added opulence of guards and wraps, the right combination will resonate with your personal style and signify the timeless bond you share
ENGAGEMENT RINGS

The foundational piece of most wedding sets, engagement rings usually feature a prominent center stone, although designs can vary from solitaire to halo, three-stone, and more (refer to section 3 – Ring Styles).
WEDDING BANDS
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Straight Wedding Band: A simple, unadorned band that may or may not have
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Contour Wedding Band: Crafted to mimic the shape of the engagement ring, it contours around the main stone or setting.
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RING GUARD
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Essentially two bands (either straight or contour) that sit on either side of the engagement ring. They can be soldered together or worn as two separate pieces.
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RING WRAP
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This is a single piece that looks like two bands connected at the base, designed to wrap around the engagement ring, effectively framing it.
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