Customize Your Ring’s Width and Thickness
If you are interested in attending our DIY Wedding Ring Workshop, you will have a unique opportunity to create your own rings. You can customize the ring width and thickness to a degree not usually possible when purchasing pre-made wedding rings. These options, together with your material options, your ring’s finish and texture, will give you a completely custom and unique wedding ring! Knowing your finger size is obviously important, but how wide you would like the ring to be is also a key piece to how rings will look and feel. Check out the different options below and the anatomy of a ring profile.
Custom Wedding Rings + Made by You
The combination of your ring width and thickness is completely your preference, there is no right or wrong. The most popular width for ladies is 2 mm, and for Men, it’s 6 mm. The width will impact the weight and feel of the band, in addition to expressing your own specific style. Check out the descriptions and pictures on this page to help you find the size of ring width and thickness that is right for you.
Widths Recommended for the DIY Workshop
- 2 mm: Most popular for ladies. The thinnest ring you’d want to make for a wedding ring. Anything thinner than 2 MM. will be prone to bending.
- 3 mm: A traditional width that works well when placed with an engagement ring or when looking for something very dainty. This width is also perfect for engraving on the inside of the ring.
- 4 mm: Medium, the more common selection for a stand-alone women’s ring or for men wanting a slim style.
- 6 mm: Most popular width for Men. Not the largest possible, but it is good and wide for a bigger hand or stronger presence.
- 7 mm: A large, wide band for a very substantial look. Offers more surface area for texturing.
- 8 mm: A big ring for a big hand! This will be a very thick and heavy wedding ring.
Ring Profile Options
In addition to width, the profile options can give you another layer of customization. Half-round is the most popular and default option in the DIY workshop. In instances where stone setting is desired, a flat profile is necessary. A comfort fit profile is good for the larger, wider-width rings. When applying textures or setting stones, some profiles will be more appropriate than others to reach your desired outcome. Comfort-fit rings will usually be thicker but also more comfortable.
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