His & Hers Wedding Bands

A wedding band is inherently meaningful. After all, this is a symbol of your love and the promise of a lifetime. But there’s a way you can illustrate all that even more: Make it matchy. Matching wedding bands and matching couples rings are a thing! These his-and-her wedding bands are specially designed with details that appeal to the individual wearer but also make it clear they coordinate. Did we pique your interest? We’ve gathered some ring suggestions for when you’re ready to start exploring his and her ring sets that match. And we’ve also broken down three ways you can pull off a coordinating look for your couples’ wedding bands.

#1 Match The Metals

Couples’ Ring Set Idea | Warm Your Hearts Forever After With Yellow Gold Couples’ Rings

A wash of radiant gold is a timeless pick for matching wedding bands. (And so is the eternity style, since it represents endless love.) The vertically set trio of diamonds on the men’s band adds style-forward flair to this set of couples’ bands.

#2 Choose A Similar Shape Or Design

Couples’ Ring Set Idea | Twinning Round, Channel-Set Stones, Please.

A stunning row of diamonds, anyone? The only thing that makes it better is when it’s mirrored on your partner’s hand. These matching wedding bands are a beautiful choice (especially with the beveled edge to add a bit more masculine touch to the men’s band).

Couples’ Ring Set Idea | A Pair Of Squares, Perhaps?

Here’s an idea–don’t worry about a 100% match, but choose partner rings with shapes that seem to echo each other. We can easily see this cushion diamond having a happy-ever-after with this men’s asscher-cut diamond wedding band.

#3 Match The Stone

Couples’ Ring Set Idea | Think Matching Black Diamond Couples’ Wedding Bands

We love the asymmetrical style of these eternity bands, crowned with a row of black diamonds the whole way around. This matching wedding ring set is totally suited to a modern couple.

Couples’ Ring Set Idea | Blue Sapphire Wedding Rings… What’s Not To Love?

Blue sapphire—a storied stone that’s been part of royal weddings and is said to symbolize devotion and romance. We love diamonds, but if you’re open to alternatives, that sounds like a shoo-in of a stone for matching wedding bands.