Wedding bands are traditionally exchanged on a couple’s big day as a sign of their eternal love. Your rings can look like and be made of almost anything, but they key is to find unique wedding bands that represent your very unique love. Not sure where to start as you shop for your bands and consider wedding ring insurance? Let’s talk about some tips that will make shopping for women’s and men’s wedding bands stress-free and special.

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Look for unique wedding bands that are timeless.

As tempting as it may be for you or your fiancé to choose trendy wedding bands, going for timeless styles is your best bet if you intend to wear the same band for years to come. For the bride, a diamond band that matches her engagement ring, or a solid metal is a beautiful choice. For men’s wedding bands, gold, silver, or platinum will last a lifetime. When you choose women’s and men’s wedding bands that are timeless rather than trendy, you won’t grow tired of them during your marriage.

Find unique wedding bands that complement her engagement ring.

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It’s custom for brides to wear their wedding band and engagement ring together. Choosing a band that matches or complements your engagement ring will make for a beautiful combination. I chose a simple white gold band with white diamonds. The diamonds in my wedding band matched the size of the accenting diamonds on my engagement ring.

Don’t forget ring insurance for you and your new spouse.

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Just like your engagement ring, it is important to get ring insurance for your wedding bands if they are crafted from expensive metals and diamonds. Ring insurance will allow you to get a replacement if a diamond happens to fall out, and can help cover costs if either of your wedding bands ever goes missing. Congratulations, and good luck shopping for your unique wedding bands!

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