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Classic Wedding Band 4mmClassic Wedding Band 4mm
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Centerline Wedding BandCenterline Wedding Band
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Hammered Wedding Band 3.5mmHammered Wedding Band 3.5mm
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Inlay Wedding BandInlay Wedding Band
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Classic Wedding Band 2.5mm for HimClassic Wedding Band 2.5mm for Him
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Slim Solitaire Wedding BandSlim Solitaire Wedding Band
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Slim Flat Wedding BandSlim Flat Wedding Band
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Brushed Wedding BandBrushed Wedding Band
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Square Solitaire Wedding BandSquare Solitaire Wedding Band
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Bicolor Inlay Wedding BandBicolor Inlay Wedding Band
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Eheringe für Herren aus 18kt Gold und Platin 950
Von der schmalen, klassischen Ringschiene bis zum markanten Design mit strukturierter Oberfläche: Unsere Eheringe für Herren gibt es in den Größen 54 bis 70, in Weißgold, Gelbgold, Roségold und Platin. Jeder Ring entsteht einzeln in unserer Manufaktur in Pforzheim und ist für das tägliche Tragen gemacht.
Oberflächen, die den Alltag aushalten
Polierte Ringschienen zeigen feine Gebrauchsspuren am deutlichsten, lassen sich dafür jederzeit nachpolieren. Gebürstete und von Hand gehämmerte Oberflächen nehmen Spuren dagegen in ihre Struktur auf und verändern sich weniger sichtbar. Welche Variante die richtige ist, hängt davon ab, ob ein Ring über die Jahre gleichbleiben oder Patina ansetzen soll.
Frequently Asked Questions
Wedding band, wedding ring, marriage ring – what is the difference?
Wedding band, wedding ring and marriage ring essentially describe the same piece of jewellery: the ring a couple wears as a sign of their marriage. Which term is used is largely a matter of personal habit. The engagement ring is different: traditionally it is worn before the wedding and, after the ceremony, can be worn alone or together with the wedding band.
Do both wedding bands have to look the same?
No. Wedding bands need not share the same design, width or colour of gold. Many couples choose rings that share individual features, such as the material or the surface. Equally, two deliberately different rings can form a harmonious pair. What matters is that both partners feel at ease with their own ring.
Which width is right for a wedding band?
The right width depends on the hand, on personal style and on whether the wedding band is worn alone or together with an engagement ring. Narrow rings usually appear finer and combine particularly easily, while wider bands stand more on their own. The most reliable way to find the right proportion is to try on several widths.
On which hand is the wedding band worn?
This varies by region and is, beyond that, a personal decision. In Germany, Austria, Poland, Norway and Spain the wedding band is traditionally worn on the right hand; across much of Western Europe, in North and South America and in Turkey on the left. Some couples move the engagement ring to the other hand after the ceremony, others wear both rings together. There is no right or wrong here – what matters is what feels right for the two of you.
Which surface is best suited to everyday wear?
All of our surfaces are made for daily wear. Polished bands show fine signs of use most clearly, but can be re-polished at any time. Brushed and hammered surfaces, by contrast, absorb these traces into their texture and change less visibly. Which version is right depends on whether a ring should stay the same over the years or take on a patina.
Which is better for wedding bands: gold or platinum?
Both precious metals are suited to jewellery worn every day. 18k gold offers different colour worlds in yellow, white and rose gold. Platinum 950 has a naturally bright tone and a higher intrinsic weight, which makes it feel different on the finger than gold. The choice therefore depends not only on appearance but also on the feel you prefer.
How do I find the right ring size?
For a wedding band the ring size should be determined as precisely as possible, since the width and shape of the band can affect how it feels. On wider models in particular, the same ring size can feel different than on a narrow ring. We therefore recommend a professional sizing and are glad to advise you personally.
Can my wedding band be resized later?
With many wedding bands a later adjustment is possible. How far a ring can be altered depends on its design and above all on the stone setting. On eternity rings fully set with diamonds, for example, size changes are more limited than on plain bands. We therefore always assess the individual model.
Where are your wedding bands made?
Every wedding band is created in our atelier in Pforzheim. It is made after your order, in the chosen colour of metal, width and ring size – any engraving is carried out there as well. Because each ring is made individually, production takes more time than it would for stock pieces.
