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Curved wedding bands bend around the center of an engagement ring so the two sit together with no gap. This collection covers curved and contour wedding bands in white, yellow or rose gold: pavé and half eternity bands with lab-grown diamonds, chevron and vintage designs, and some plain polished contours.
From a slim 1.5mm to a bold 6mm — choose the proportion that suits your hand.
A gently rounded interior that slips on easily and wears beautifully all day.
Match or contrast your engagement ring in white, yellow, rose gold or platinum.
Curved and contoured bands designed to sit flush against your ring.
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Buying guide
Many engagement rings have a center stone or halo that sits low on the band. A straight wedding band then rests against that center and leaves a gap or spins. A curved wedding band, also called a contour band, dips where the center sits, so both rings lie flush. Look at how your engagement ring's center sits: a gentle arch suits a slim solitaire, and a deeper notch or V suits a halo or a low-set center.
Bands come in white, yellow and rose gold, in 10K, 14K or 18K gold. Most designs set with lab-grown diamonds offer 0.25 to 0.5 carats total weight, and a few go up to 1.5. Prices start under $500, and most bands sit between about $725 and $850 at their smallest option.
Each band is made for you in 10–15 days. Shipping is free on orders over $500, returns are accepted within 30 days, and one resize is free within 60 days of delivery.
A curved wedding band dips where your engagement ring's center or halo sits, so the two rings lie flush with no gap. You likely need one if your engagement ring has a low-set center, a halo or wide accents that stop a straight band from sitting close. The curve also keeps the pair from twisting and gives a matched, set look.
A curved wedding band is also called a contour band or contour wedding ring. Depending on the shape, you may see it called a notched band, an arched band, or a chevron or V-shaped band when the curve comes to a point. All of these follow the outline of an engagement ring so the two rings sit together.
