Eric Jackson
I'm not gonna lie, I literally laughed when I opened it. It is VERY thin, and it is really just a glorified wire. However, it is exactly what I wanted! My husband and I decided to do an upgrade to my rings for our anniversary/vow renewal, and I didn't want to solder this one like the last set. The downside is, if you don't solder your rings together, the prongs from the diamond bands will rub, wear down, and cause a lot of damage to each other, and it can be expensive to repair (I know from personal experience with my first set).I wanted something very thin, without pavé, and it's actually nearly impossible to find one at a jeweler; most will refuse to custom make and sell one from my experience. This one is literally perfect!! It's super thin, so you hardly notice it between your bands. It's low-set, so it doesn't touch or rub against your prongs. It's also 14k white gold, so if you have a 14k set, you don't have to worry about anything wearing down from discrepancies in purity softness (the higher the gold content, the higher the purity, and the softer the metal).My set is fairly dainty, both rings are 1.85mm in thickness, just for comparison in the photos. This is why I wanted the smaller .75mm band, verses a 1mm or 1.5mm. I also have a lot of small diamonds in the setting (along with the hidden halo), so I knew whatever I got should sit lower, which this does. This allows just enough space so that as my rings move throughout the day, my band is never touching or rubbing against my ring, and I never have to worry about damage!I love it so much, I've already purchased a second for when I get my original wedding band separated! I will say as a con, that this could be easily bent, damaged, and lost. I always have it sandwiched in my set, so I worry very little about this. If you want to wear it alone, I would recommend maybe going up a half size.
