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Engagement rings are typically presented when proposing and often feature a centre stone such as a diamond or sapphire. For couples, engagement rings are also couple rings or bands, designed for both him and her, to be presented formally at an engagement ceremony.
Wedding rings or bands are generally exchanged at the marriage ceremony. These typically include a plain or gem‑set band (diamonds and coloured stones) selected for daily wear. In Sri Lanka, many couples opt for coordinated wedding rings for couples such as his and hers bands that echo the engagement ring’s metal or detailing.
Centrepiece vs Band: Engagement rings typically showcase a centre stone, while wedding band rings tend to be simpler bands that are plain, pavé, or channel‑set.
Profile & Height: Engagement settings tend to sit higher to allow the flow of light to best illuminate the centre stone, while wedding bands sit lower for everyday comfort.
Detailing: An engagement ring shank may feature milgrain, brushed textures, or a subtle row of diamonds that complements the centre without overpowering it, while wedding bands are often selected as a plain band or a band with a simple pavé setting or brushed textures.
While there are many ways to go about creating matching couple sets, most often couples opt to create identical wedding bands. Designed to mirror one another in metal, choice of gemstones, finish and form, but specific to his and hers’ ring sizes, such as the Soulmates Yellow Gold Wedding Bands, matching bands create a powerful expression of togetherness, elegant, intentional and enduring.
However, coordinated wedding rings for couples need not be identical. By sharing a defining element such as the metal colour (eg: platinum, yellow gold), finish (e.g., brushed, stone settings), or a thin groove or engraving patterns, while personalising the rest to each partner’s taste.
For example, the Elizabeth and Darcy couple bands by DINIDU beautifully present matching wedding bands with unique elements significant to her and him.

When pairing a stone-set wedding band with an engagement ring, balance is key. Most Sri Lankan brides go for a half-shank or full shank diamond set eternity band as it complements most engagement rings. Brides can also experiment with coloured gemstone bands such as the Forever Collection by DINIDU, to subtly echo the engagement ring’s colour accents, creating a cohesive yet playful aesthetic.

Many couples who initially design an engagement ring prefer to avoid altering it later to fit a matching wedding band. To maintain the original design while still achieving a cohesive look, most brides opt for a guard ring as the wedding band. The stone-set chevron band has become a particularly popular choice for this purpose, as its V-shaped design naturally complements engagement rings, allowing for a seamless, stacked appearance.

Likewise, the groom also likes to add personality and elegance to traditional wedding bands. Typically featuring colourless diamonds, black diamonds or other dark-hued gemstones, these bands balance sophistication with a modern edge.

Some couples also choose to incorporate birthstones into their wedding bands as a personal and sentimental touch. These meaningful gems can be subtly set as side stones or embedded within the ring shank, allowing the band to remain elegant and cohesive, especially with the bride’s engagement ring.
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There’s no single “right” order, but common ways of stacking include:

Bright and modern and rhodium re‑plating refreshes the surface.

Evokes a romantic hue that is flattering on most skin tones.

First introduced by DINIDU, this unique and sleek metal finish with a masculine edge can be re-plated over time to restore its lustrous black tone.

Naturally white and heavier, while offering premium durability.

Classic and warm; pairs beautifully with traditional bridal looks.

Blend two or more gold tones or platinum to combine each other’s distinctive styles.
A practical path for many couples:
It is best to plan your wedding bands alongside your engagement ring. This ensures a perfect fit, harmonious design and avoids the need for later alterations.
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