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Wedding Rings

Women's Wedding Rings

Thick Timeless Emerald Pavé Wedding Ring

$1,337.64 USD $1,672.05 Sale

18k White Gold18k Yellow Gold14k Rose GoldPlatinum+ 1 more

Widths +

Timeless Wedding Ring

$633.32 USD $791.65 Sale

14k Yellow Gold14k White Gold14k Rose Gold18k Yellow Gold18k White Gold18k Rose GoldPlatinum+ 4 more

Natural | Lab-grown, Widths +

Timeless Diamond Pavé Wedding Ring

$712.84 USD $891.05 Sale

18k White Gold18k Yellow Gold14k Rose GoldPlatinum+ 1 more

Thick Timeless Blue Sapphire Pavé Wedding Ring

$1,147.36 USD $1,434.20 Sale

18k White Gold18k Yellow Gold14k Rose GoldPlatinum+ 1 more

Natural | Lab-grown

Micropavé Diamond Wedding Ring

$1,144.52 USD $1,430.65 Sale

18k White Gold18k Yellow Gold14k Rose GoldPlatinum+ 1 more

Natural | Lab-grown

Bright-Cut Diamond Wedding Ring

$746.92 USD $933.65 Sale

18k White Gold18k Yellow Gold14k Rose GoldPlatinum+ 1 more

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Women's Wedding Rings

Delicately feminine with a vintage-inspired aura or bold with a modern twist, only the finest gemstones and diamonds are selected for Ecksand’s Wedding Rings, designed using wax models to ensure Ecksand’s signature fluidity and balance. From diamond semi-eternity wedding bands to vibrant gemstone rings, our wedding bands are meticulously handcrafted by our expert jewellers in our green atelier.

Women's Wedding Rings FAQs

What are the most popular wedding ring trends for women in 2024?

In 2024, popular wedding ring trends for women include twisted gold bands, vintage-inspired designs, and personalized elements. Twisted gold bands such as this delicate ring create a contemporary and unique look, while vintage designs with small diamonds like this bombé diamond wedding ring offer timeless elegance. Personalized touches, such as custom engravings or unique gemstone placements, add special significance to the rings. Did you know that Ecksand offers an engraving service for most wedding rings?

What hand does a woman wear her wedding ring?

Traditionally, a woman wears her wedding ring on the fourth finger of her left hand, commonly known as the ring finger. This tradition stems from the belief that this finger has a vein, called the "vena amoris," directly connected to the heart.