Designed in Melbourne · Made for You
Wedding rings and bands for women and men, made to order in our Melbourne workshop in 9ct, 14ct or 18ct gold or platinum. Choose a plain, pavé or eternity band, or one shaped to sit flush against your engagement ring. Savoir-Faire Jewellery prices include any diamonds, and every band carries a lifetime warranty.
Choosing a setting? Read our wedding ring guide.
Buying guide
Most wedding-band regret comes from three things: a band that won't sit flush, metals that wear against each other, and a ring that can't be resized. Here's how to avoid all three.
Start with the height of the engagement ring's setting, because it decides the shape of the band.
If we made your engagement ring, we keep its 3D model on file, so a fitted band is designed to the exact ring rather than guessed from a photo.
They don't have to be, but matching is the safer choice. When two rings of different hardness rub together, the softer one wears away faster where they touch. Platinum and gold also wear differently: a scratch on platinum moves the metal and leaves a soft patina, while gold sheds a tiny amount each time and slowly thins over decades. If you do mix metals, expect the softer ring to need more upkeep.
Lab-grown diamonds have made small stones far cheaper than they were before 2020, so a diamond-set band costs much less than it used to. Where a band has diamonds, they're included in the price shown.
Width is mostly taste. Narrow bands (2-4mm) sit neatly beside a delicate engagement ring and suit stacking; wider bands (7mm and up) are the common choice for men. Profile, the shape of the band's inside edge, changes how it fits:
A wider band feels tighter at the same size, so the rule is simple: get measured for the band you're actually buying, not the ring you already wear.
Our women's wedding rings are mostly slimmer pavé, curved and plain bands designed to sit beside an engagement ring. Our men's wedding bands are wider and heavier, in classic, textured and diamond-set styles. A men's band carries about three times the metal of a slim women's band, which is why metal choice changes its price so much.
Metal decides most of a band's price. The same design costs least in 9ct gold, more in 14ct, and most in 18ct or platinum, which we price the same for bands. Yellow, white and rose gold cost the same. A diamond-set band costs more than a plain one, with the diamonds included.
Start three to four months before the wedding and aim to have both rings about a month out. Bands are made to order in around three weeks, but a contoured band, engraving or a resize can each add time. Our wedding ring guide covers the details, and our ring size finder will help with sizing.
Straight answers from our Melbourne jewellers.
No, but matching metals is the safer choice. Different metals wear at different rates, and a harder ring slowly wears down a softer one where they rub. If you mix metals, the softer ring will need more upkeep over the years.
A contoured band curves around your engagement ring so the two sit flush with no gap. You need one if your engagement ring has a raised setting, such as a high solitaire, halo or prominent claws. A low or bezel setting sits flush against a straight band.
A full eternity ring, with stones all the way round, usually can't be resized. A half or three-quarter eternity leaves plain metal at the back and can typically be resized about one size.
Customise
Every ring on this page is a starting point. A few considered changes — metal, setting, stone, band — and it becomes unmistakably yours, without starting from scratch.
Pick any ring on this page as your starting point. Change the metal, restyle the setting, swap the stone, adjust the band — keep what works, change what doesn't.
Pick any ring on this page as your starting point. Change the metal, restyle the setting, swap the stone, adjust the band — keep what works, change what doesn't.
Customer Reviews
Every piece is made to order, so we take feedback on fit, finish, and service seriously. Here's what recent clients have told Google.
“Amazing service. Our engagement ring is stunning. So reliable and always making sure that they get everything right. Now we’re organising for them to start making our wedding rings. Thank you so much.”
A flat band has a flat inside edge and fits snugly. A court band is rounded inside, so it slides over the knuckle more easily and feels looser at the same size. Many people go down about half a size for a court band.
Start three to four months before the wedding and aim to have the rings about a month out. Bands take around three weeks to make, and contoured bands, engraving or resizing can add time.
Yes. The same band costs least in 9ct, more in 14ct, and most in 18ct or platinum. The difference is biggest on heavier men's bands, where 9ct costs less than half the 18ct price.
Work one-on-one with a diamond specialist. Live 3D renders, no revision limit, no handovers — approved when you say it's approved.
Work one-on-one with a diamond specialist. Live 3D renders, no revision limit, no handovers — approved when you say it's approved.
Made to order by master jewellers in our Melbourne workshop. Insured shipping, signature box, in your hand in around three weeks.
Made to order by master jewellers in our Melbourne workshop. Insured shipping, signature box, in your hand in around three weeks.
Andrew Nanai
a week ago · Google review
“Fantastic experience with Tom and Conor. I needed an engagement ring urgently and they delivered beyond expectations. The ring is absolutely stunning, the craftsmanship is exceptional, and the whole process was smooth and professional. Couldn’t be happier with the result, highly recommend.”
Liam Cox
5 months ago · Google review
“Conor was an absolute pleasure to deal with.He has tremendous attention to detail. He crafted a 1.5 carat diamond in 18ct gold solitaire, which I absolutely love. He spent a lot of time with me ensuring that he understood exactly what I wanted. I would absolutely recommend his business and I will definately be purchasing from him again. He is a testament to when you love what you do,and you treat people well, success is a given.”
Sharon Morrissey
8 months ago · Google review
