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Wedding bands

The wedding band: the one you will never take off

Plain, pavé, contoured or eternity bands, in 14k or 18k gold, with certified diamonds. Designed to sit perfectly beside the engagement ring and to be worn every day.

  • GIA and IGI certified diamonds
  • Complimentary inner engraving
  • Free shipping across Quebec
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Six bands, six intentions

The plain band

The purest line, in white, yellow or rose gold. Worn for a lifetime without dating.

The pavé band

A row of certified diamonds halfway or all the way around, to catch the light.

The contoured band

Shaped to hug a low-set engagement ring, with no gap between the two.

The twisted band

A quiet movement that adds character without taking anything from the solitaire.

The eternity band

Diamonds all the way around: a wedding band or an anniversary gift.

The men's band

4 to 6 mm, brushed or polished gold, matte or satin finish, complimentary inner engraving.

Everything couples ask us

Which finger and hand holds the wedding band?
In Quebec, the wedding band is worn on the left ring finger. On the wedding day it slides under the engagement ring, closer to the heart, and the two are then worn together.
How do I match the band to the engagement ring?
Three simple rules: the same metal for a perfectly clean line, a band slimmer than the engagement ring's, and a profile that follows the setting if it sits low. A contoured band solves almost every case.
What width should a wedding band be?
1.5 to 2.5 mm for a discreet women's band, 4 to 6 mm for a men's band. Beyond 6 mm, comfort usually calls for half a size up.
How much does a wedding band cost?
A plain 14k gold band starts around $500, a band paved with certified diamonds around $1,200, taxes extra. A full eternity band sits higher depending on total diamond weight.
When should we order the bands?
Two to three months before the wedding. Atelier production takes three to five weeks, which leaves room for engraving and a comfort check before the day.