Lab-Grown Diamond Wedding Bands
A wedding band is jewellery's longest commitment — worn daily for decades — and this collection holds all 450 of ours, from $354 to $6,111: plain gold wedding bands, diamond wedding bands lined with lab-grown stones, vintage and antique-style bands, and unique wedding bands for couples who want the rings to say something specific.
Find your band
Shop by wearer — women's wedding bands and men's wedding bands — or by style: eternity bands circled in stones, half-eternity rows, wide bands for a bolder profile, curved bands shaped to fit a princess-cut or pointed engagement ring, and classic comfort-fit gold wedding rings in white, yellow and rose. White gold wedding bands remain the most chosen; vintage wedding bands with milgrain and unique wedding rings with hammered or twisted profiles are the fastest risers.
Sets and pairings
Wedding ring sets take the guesswork out — matched his-and-hers designs in the same gold and finish — and every band here is designed to sit flush beside its partners.
Honestly priced, built to last
Solid 10K, 14K or 18K gold throughout, lab-grown diamonds wherever stones appear, made to order in about 2 weeks with free 5-7 day express delivery and 30-day free returns.
Round Eternity Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Band
Emerald Eternity Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Band
Emerald Eternity Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Band
Round Twisted Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Band
Round Pave Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Band
Round Twisted Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Band
Marquise Eternity Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Band
Round Cluster Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Band
Mixed Eternity Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Band
Emerald Channel Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Band
Round Channel Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Band
Choosing a wedding band profile and width
Profile — the band's cross-section — decides comfort more than anything on the product page. Court and comfort-fit profiles curve on the inside and disappear on the finger within days; flat profiles read sharp and contemporary but press on neighbouring fingers at wider widths; D-shape rounds outward for the traditional look. If a band will be worn through workouts and washing-up, comfort-fit is worth insisting on.
Metal-matching is looser than couples assume: the two partners' bands need not match each other, and a band need not match the engagement ring's metal either — though matching makes the pair read as one piece. What should match is hardness: pairing 18K against 14K on the same finger slowly lets the harder ring wear the softer one. And order at least a month before the date; made-to-order takes its time.
Wedding band FAQs
What are wedding ring sets?
Wedding ring sets bundle matched bands — usually his and hers in the same gold and finish — so the two rings read as a pair without any matching effort. Cheaper matched sets are easy to build here since lab-grown stones keep the pair affordable.
Do you have a wedding band for a princess cut ring?
Yes — a wedding band for a princess cut or other pointed shape often sits better as a shaped or curved band that nests against the engagement ring. See our curved bands for a flush, gapless fit.
Do you make moissanite or silver wedding bands?
We work only in solid 10K, 14K and 18K gold set with lab-grown white diamonds — no moissanite, no silver, no plating. It's a deliberate choice: solid gold and IGI-certified diamonds hold value and wear where cheaper materials don't.
Do you have vintage or antique wedding bands?
Yes — vintage and antique-style wedding bands with milgrain edges, filigree and engraving, around modern lab-grown stones, so you get period character without an older, tinted diamond.
Are quality wedding bands possible on a small budget?
Genuinely — our solid gold wedding bands start at $354, and lab-grown stones mean even diamond wedding bands stay attainable. Solid 10K gold at a fair price beats plated anything.
White gold or yellow gold for a wedding band?
White gold wedding bands pair invisibly with white-set engagement rings and read modern; yellow is the heritage choice that ages gracefully. Match the engagement ring first, taste second.