Classic Wedding Bands
What makes a classic wedding band timeless?
A classic wedding band is defined by simplicity: clean lines, balanced proportions and precious metal without unnecessary decoration. Its character comes from the shape of the band, the finish and the way it sits on the hand.
At GREMARI, classic plain wedding bands are crafted in 14K (585) yellow or white gold and are available as single rings or matching pairs. With no stones to define the design, the focus stays on the gold, the profile and careful craftsmanship – details that make a simple wedding ring feel considered rather than ordinary.
What width should you choose for a wedding band?
Band width has a noticeable effect on both appearance and comfort. A narrow 2–3 mm wedding band feels light and understated, while 4–6 mm creates a stronger presence on the hand.
The right width is personal. It can depend on the proportions of your hand, whether the ring will be worn beside an engagement ring and how substantial you want it to feel. GREMARI classic wedding bands are available in widths from 2 to 6 mm, making it easier to find a proportion that feels natural for everyday wear.
Flat, half-round or bevelled – which wedding band profile is right for you?
Even a plain gold wedding band can have a very different character depending on its profile. A half-round band has the familiar curved shape associated with traditional wedding rings. A flat profile creates cleaner, more defined lines, while bevelled edges add subtle structure without taking away from the simplicity of the design. For a ring that will be worn every day, the inside matters too. Most GREMARI classic wedding bands feature a comfort-fit interior, gently shaped to sit more naturally on the finger.
Should wedding bands match?
They can, but they do not have to be identical. Some couples choose the same gold colour and profile in different widths, while others select individual wedding bands that suit each person’s hand and style. A shared detail – the same metal, finish or profile – can create a connection between two rings while still allowing each one to feel personal.