Shaped wedding rings created for 3-stone engagement rings curve around a trilogy (3-stone) arrangement of diamonds. Their shape ensures a seamless, fitted appearance during wear. As part of our bespoke work, we create various rings specially shaped to fit three-stone diamond rings.
How do you know if your trilogy ring requires a shaped band?
Firstly, try a straight band (available at most jewellery stores). Immediately, you will know if your engagement ring is wedfit or wedding-ring-friendly. When a straight-edged band fits neatly, it is unlikely you will need a shaped band. But, if both rings sit irregularly, we recommend getting advice on a fitted ring.
As part of our work, we advise buyers on the best ring style to fit their existing engagement ring. We have many examples on our website and across sample ring styles in our showroom.
Shaped wedding rings for Princess three-stone settings
Regardless of the shape and style of the diamonds, our fitted ring service works around any existing setting. Throughout this post, we have included several examples of our previous work. In this next example, we created a gently shaped band to fit around a three-stone Princess-cut diamond engagement ring. The bespoke ring design included cross-over shoulders. As a result, the shoulders provided the essential shape for the wedding band.
Fitted rings for unique trilogy settings
Regardless of the uniqueness of any particular ring, we work around any setting. As such, we create shaped bands for any ring style—including unique and alternative engagement ring styles. For example, we created a shaped design for the Addison 3 stone cluster engagement ring. We created the ring for a local client and recently cleaned and refinished the ring set years after making it.
About Mark Johnson
My name is Mark and I'm founder at Serendipity Diamonds. I have 30 years or experience in polished diamonds and jewellery. Today, I work with an expert team in our Isle of Wight jewellery showroom located in Ryde. Most of my work involves helping clients in our showroom, working on our two websites and photographing jewellery commissions.
