Introducing the split band shaped wedding ring
Unique engagement rings sometimes prove challenging when it comes to a wedding ring concept. The traditional wedding ring has always been crafted as a full circle of precious metal. Almost always, this is matched to the engagement ring. The traditional circular wedding ring design comes from the concept of unbroken love. A continuous, unbroken circle, representing eternal love and commitment. However, modern influences and the abandonment of conformity have led to couples re-thinking design choices.
Design and functionality work together harmoniously within a good jewellery design—both evident within a well considered, shaped wedding ring.
Prominent settings require some degree of shaped band. The addition of a shaped wedding ring can change the overall appearance of an engagement ring—sometimes spoiling the look and design of the original ring.
What is a split band shaped wedding ring?
The split band wedding ring divides to follow the curvature of the engagement ring. Styled to complement one of our most popular 2 stone engagement ring styles, the Flow design is beautifully enhanced in its shape, by the addition of the split band wedding ring. Each shoulder of the wedding ring tapers against the engagement ring band—working with the design, rather than against it.
Choosing a shaped wedding ring
If you’re considering a shaped wedding ring but have little idea where to begin, let us inspire you. We have a selection of designs based on past commissions, to give you inspiration. If you require help, we have an experienced, small team of experts who work daily with clients. Furthermore, don’t worry if your original engagement ring is not one of our own designs. We create brand new designs to shape around most engagement ring styles. No matter how challenging, we love coming up with new ideas and we are always glad to help.
About Mark Johnson
My name is Mark and I'm founder at Serendipity Diamonds. By day you'll find me working in our showroom—in a variety of roles. My work (which I love) ranges from photographing jewellery, to writing blog posts and helping clients with my colleagues Drina, Emily and Debbie.
