Tessere Diamond Anniversary Ring in 14k White Gold (1/4 ct. tw.)★ ★ ★ ★ ★A divine tessere weave lets light flood into round diamonds highlighting the sophisticated dazzle of this 14k white gold wedding ring whether worn on its own or stacked next to an engagement ring.Shop Now
Petite Micropavé Diamond Ring in 14k White Gold (1/10 ct. tw.)★ ★ ★ ★ ★Accentuate the moment with this beautiful diamond ring, showcasing micropavé round diamonds set in 14k white gold.Shop Now
Floating Diamond Wedding Ring in 14k Yellow Gold (1/3 ct. tw.)★ ★ ★ ★ ★Convey everlasting love with this gleaming 14k yellow gold wedding ring that shimmers with 1/3 ct. tw. of gorgeous floating diamonds along the front of the band.Shop Now
Tessere Diamond Eternity Ring in 14k White Gold (1 1/2 ct. tw.)★ ★ ★ ★ ★This 1 1/2 carat total weight diamond eternity ring in 14k white gold features divine tessere weave side profile detailing for a look that’s both sophisticated and dazzling. *Number of diamonds and carat total weight will vary depending on ring size.Shop Now
Top 10 Women's Wedding Rings
Our top women's wedding rings are made with platinum, rose gold, white gold and yellow gold. Twisted diamond eternity rings, clean platinum bands and marquis and dot diamond rings are some of the best styles we have to offer. Shop alongside your beloved and select the band that speaks to you, whether it's richly embellished or understated and engravable.
FAQs about Top Ten Women's Wedding Rings
What's the difference between a wedding ring and a wedding band?
A wedding ring and a wedding band are interchangeable terms which refer to the piece of jewelry that spouses give to one another when they exchange vows. Both partners will have their rings from the wedding ceremony throughout the entire marriage, usually wearing them every day. Diamond wedding rings are a common choice to accompany sparkling engagement rings, adding even more shine to the shimmering promise of love.
What finger should a women's wedding ring be worn on?
In Western cultures, the wedding ring is usually worn on the fourth finger of the left hand. Some believe this is because Roman's thought this finger has veins that run to the heart. We have since discovered that all fingers are connected to the heart, yet the fourth finger remains the traditional place to wear a women's wedding ring.
