I need help picking out a wedding ring!

I really like the third one!

I voted for C, it is so gorgeous! Plus, I think that since you say you have small hands it will compliment your nice big engagement ring without being too gaudy. And like others said, if you want a second there are always anniversaries!!

I like C best. But I like very simple jewelry.

I voted for C. I don't really like the enhancers.

I like A and C! It would be a tough decision,lol.....you need to go with whatever YOU want!

I love C it is dainty and simple

Originally Posted by wildfire203

I like the last one it's very simple and elegent. My husband says he likes that one also.

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I picked C too..it IS simple and elegant

I like C - its so pretty!

OK, here is my

You have a 1/2 carat diamond in your engagement ring. A 1/2 carat stone is roughly 5.0mm across although it depends on the height, etc. of your stone.

Option A - I don't remember my Stuller username, so I can't log in to get all the specifics, but I believe the 2.0mm is referring to the stone size.

Option B - this is 1/5ct total weight. I count 11 stones which means each stone is a little under 2 point. This would translate to a 1.5 or 1.7mm stone. Again, I can't access the Stuller stone chart for that setting to find out the exact size they recommend. That one would be a row of very tiny stones under your 1/2 ct engagement ring. IMO this band would be super skinny and the diamonds would be completely lost under the larger stone.

Because of that I would either go with A, or choose a single band that has fewer, but larger stones.

First of all! You want to be practical!

The type of work you do should influence the type of ring you get. Not sure if you want to keep taking your rings off for your job (and risk misplacing them), but given the type of work you do I would strongly advise against a tall solitaire setting, or even a setting that has lots of stones (the more stones, the more claws, which means more ways to snag it on things).

With that in mind, go with your fiance to a jewellery store and look at and try on rings. You will get a much better feel for that then looking at pictures on the internet... which IMHO is a very impersonal way to pick out a ring.

I think c is very beautiful.

I voted for A since you said you like the look of 3 rings.

My parents started a tradition with my family. She has 2 c of diamonds on her wedding band. So on their 5th anniversary my dad got mom a simpler band to wear every day...one that matched his band. On their 25th anniversary he replaced it with a newer but matching band since her's was so out of shape! On their 50th anniversary he got her another band, but this time with diamond accents.

I agree with AbbysMom. You really need to see how the wedding band looks with the engagement ring. The third band is really pretty, but be sure that it looks good with your ring.

Originally Posted by CarolPetunia

I voted for C, because it has such a delicate look about it... and y'know, you could always get one for now and the second one for your first anniversary!

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This is exactly what I did. I remember that I was so excited for our first anniversary so that I could get the matching ring for the other side.

i say C and you get a 2nd one on ur 3rd anniversary... its a tradtion that I've heard about that I really like

OK, I agree with most everyone here. I personally don't like a Tiffany setting,b/c I like a lower profile for my rings- reduces the snagability of them - but that is the ring you have now, right? I would go with something simple and elegant to complement it. And as someone else mentioned here, can you size the ring enhancers? Besides - as your love grows and changes - and the settings wear out - you can remount the stones, trade up, etc.

Originally Posted by Natalie_ca

First of all! You want to be practical!

The type of work you do should influence the type of ring you get. Not sure if you want to keep taking your rings off for your job (and risk misplacing them), but given the type of work you do I would strongly advise against a tall solitaire setting, or even a setting that has lots of stones (the more stones, the more claws, which means more ways to snag it on things).

With that in mind, go with your fiance to a jewellery store and look at and try on rings. You will get a much better feel for that then looking at pictures on the internet... which IMHO is a very impersonal way to pick out a ring.

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I see the heart one getting dirty too easily.
A & C are too much for my taste and sometimes a fancy band takes away from your engagement ring. I have a simple band that has a notch for my engagement ring. I kept them separated though.

Thankyou soo much for all of the suggestions everyone! I really appreciate everyone's helpful comments!!!!! I think i am going to go ahead with C. It's simple, yet elegant and not too overwhelming for my hand.

I tried on one in the local jewerly store yesterday that we visited (just to try on similar rings so we'd have an idea of what we're into) that looked just like C- same size and everything- and it looked wonderful. It was simple, yet very pretty- i loved it!!! I was worried about it "disappearing" under the size of the engagement ring- but it actually looked very good with it- so now that i tried it on i think that's the type i'm going to go with. I wish i lived closer to the actual shop we're ordering it though so i could try on more of the ones i liked in person- but i'm in tennessee, and his family is in alabama- so there's just no way. So we did the best we could going to some local shops and trying on similar styles/rings and also looking online through the same catalogue that the store is going to order though. I feel pretty confident about C He's also picked out the one he wants as well (and was able to try on almost an exact match in the local shop!) so thankfully that's taken care of. He wants Tungsten Carbide though, so that is the metal his will be made out of.

To answer some questions- yes, depending on the enhancer it can be resized and you can also have the enhancer welded together with the ring (Sounds ugly, but when done right can look good) to make it "all one" ring. I think i'm going to go with C though simply because it just looks a bit more classy to me and more simple. Maybe someday down the road he'll get a second one to match for me to put on top of it- but if not that's ok too!

Since we've decided on C, would one of you wonderful Mods mind closing the poll?

C here but everyone else chimmed in ... I picked it since it is simple , elegant and you can still work with your hands with it on..

PS i am getting my ring tatooed on me