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Guys don't always have a lot of choices when it comes to men's gold wedding bands. Men's wedding bands are no longer basic. Modern jewelers understand that men, like women, want to flaunt their style — and personalities. Men now have the choice of choosing something more interesting and unique, such as a knife-edge wedding ring or a gold band, rather than simply a plain band. Let's take a look at all of the distinct forms of men's wedding bands so you can get the one that's ideal for you.
Of course, men's gold wedding rings are always circular, but there are a variety of ways to structure them. The men's wedding bands styles are divided into three categories:
- Dome. A dome structure on a wedding band, often known as a D-shape, provides the ring a rounded appearance on the surface and edges, which some men prefer.
- Flat. A men's wedding band with a flat form is precisely what it sounds like: The ring has a band with no bends and straight edges.
- Concave. The reverse of a dome, a concave construction, has the ring's surface slope inward in the center, giving a distinctive form.
Adding extra features to a 14k gold wedding band may indeed elevate its appearance, giving it a look that's genuinely one-of-a-kind — just like you. There are a few choices for detailing:
- Diamonds. Diamonds may be a girl's best friend, but they're also a man's best buddy. Diamonds in men's wedding bands are usually placed flawlessly into the setting. Some rings are more detailed, while others use pave diamonds as accents rather than main areas.
- Milgrain. Using milgrain, or little balls of iron, to add minor features and texture to rings was a widespread method in the first half of the twentieth century, but it's making a resurgence in recent designs.
- Carving. Carving, like milgrain, gives intricacy and solidity to a ring without the need for additional diamonds. You may make the carving as basic or as complicated as you desire.
Try various Finishes
Men's wedding bands feature a number of options to meet your style. High polish is the most preferred plain gold wedding band finish because it provides the ring with a reflective, glossy shine. Although it gives a distinctive and appealing appearance, some polished metals are prone to scratches.
A satin finish on men's wedding band types, on the other hand, is comparable to a high polish in that it provides the ring a smooth and shining look, whilst a matte finish lends off a stare that isn't shiny or reflecting. It does not, however, reflect light, reducing the flashiness for those men who don't want their rings to grab too much attention.
Embrace the beauty of rose gold
Men can pick rose gold for their gold male wedding bands instead of the more typical yellow or white gold. This is created by merging pure gold with copper. The metal takes on a warmer reddish/pinkish tint as a result of this combination. Because of its pinkish tinge, some people may consider rose gold to be the most charming and romantic.
Rose gold is made by combining gold and copper, which not only gives it a gorgeous hue but also makes it particularly durable. Copper is an extremely robust metal, so it offers rose gold an added layer of protection. When searching for rose gold, 14kt is usually available.
Consider the Carat Factor- 14K Gold
The most crucial quality of a 14k gold wedding band is its durability. 14 components of gold make up a 14kt gold men's wedding band. The remaining ten sections are made of the other alloy metal. Pure gold is a relatively soft metal. It becomes more robust and can tolerate greater wear and tear when combined with other metals.
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