What Wedding Band Width Should I Choose? 6mm vs 7mm vs 8mm, Explained

A hand holds a gold tungsten wedding band, illustrating a wedding band width guide by Aydins.
What Wedding Band Width Should I Choose? 6mm vs 7mm vs 8mm, Explained
September 10, 2026
A hand holds a gold tungsten wedding band, illustrating a wedding band width guide by Aydins.
A gold Aydins wedding band held beside a coffee cup.

The wedding band guide

6mm, 7mm or 8mm?
Find your wedding band width.

A millimeter can make a visible difference. A 6mm band offers a narrower look, 8mm gives you a wider band, and 7mm sits between the two. Compare the widths below, then explore an Aydins ring in each width.

A small difference.
A different look.

These bars show the widths in the same proportions. They are an illustration, not actual size.

The product photos below show different designs. Use the diagram to compare width.

Find a band in your width

BRAVERY silver tungsten ring with a whiskey barrel wood inlay.

6mm option

BRAVERY

Silver tungsten with a whiskey barrel wood inlay. Available in 6mm and 8mm.

Explore Bravery
MAESTRO brushed silver tungsten ring with a gold groove.

7mm option

MAESTRO

Brushed silver tungsten with a gold groove and beveled edges. Available in 7mm.

Explore Maestro
AURION gold tungsten ring with gold foil inlay and beveled edges.

8mm option

AURION

Gold tungsten with gold foil inlay and beveled edges. Available in 8mm.

Explore Aurion

Compare with
a ring you own

Already wear a ring you like? Measure the band's width with a millimeter ruler. Paper strips can help you picture other widths, but they cannot determine your ring size or reproduce the fit of a ring. For sizing help, visit our ring sizing guide.

Ready to choose?

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