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CONFETTI RING
by Polly Wales
NARROW CONFETTI RINGby Polly Wales
The dark and the light. Play up each partner’s individuality while still committing to one overall aesthetic with these one of a kind Polly Wales confetti bands.
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GOLD STINGRAY BAND
by Lauren Wolf
GOLD DOUBLE URCHIN BANDby Lauren Wolf
Perfectly symbolic for a seaside ceremony, both of these bands by Lauren Wolf feature textures cast straight from oceanic depths.
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ROSE GOLD ETERNITY BAND
by Lauren Wolf
DAMASCUS RINGby Shawn Roberts
Wedding bands don’t have to match to coordinate. The black diamonds in this Lauren Wolf eternity band pick up the darkened steel of Shawn Roberts’ ring, and the subtle hint of rose gold is carried throughout both designs.
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DIAMOND DUSTED NESTING RING
by Sarah Swell
DAMASCUS RINGby Rebecca Overmann
These two bands share a soft, matte finish white gold but feature their own intriguing design details – a delicate curve, a ruggedly textured edging.
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GOLD BAND
by Satomi Kawakita
MEN'S RATTLE BANDby Rebecca Overmann
We love how the textures on each of these solid gold bands speak to each other. Though crafted by different designers, they seem made for each other.
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YELLOW GOLD MEN'S STINGRAY BAND
by Lauren Wolf
WHITE GOLD MEN'S STINGRAY BANDby Lauren Wolf
The same, but different. These two matching bands by Lauren Wolf are cast in different metals, to complement each partner’s individual skin tone and personal preference.
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ABSOLUTE BLACK DIAMOND BAND
by Satomi kawakita
GLIMMER BANDby Karen Karch
Both of these bands are minimal and timeless in style, and they each possess an organic, wabi-sabi approach to design.
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POINT UP BLACK DIAMOND ETERNITY BAND
by Lauren Wolf
BLACK DIAMOND BANDby Todd Pownell
For the ultimate power couple. Badass black diamonds, inverse-set for extra attitude, and gleaming 18k yellow gold.
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DIAMOND ARCHER BAND
by Katrina LaPenne
LARGE GOLD BRAID RINGby Katrina LaPenne
These two rings may be markedly different in style - one sleek and sparkly, the other hand-hewn and organic - but they are bound together in spirit because they are crafted by the same artist, Katrina LaPenne.