CLASSIC WEDDING BANDS
Explore classic wedding bands in recycled yellow gold and white gold, designed for couples who want a timeless ring without diamonds.
Our classic wedding bands are available in 9, 14 and 18 karat recycled yellow gold and white gold, with options for width, thickness, surface finish and engraving.
Choose the combination that suits your style and create a wedding band that feels personal to you.
Band Profiles for Classic Wedding Bands
When choosing a classic wedding band, the band profile affects both the look and the fit. Our classic wedding bands in yellow gold and white gold come in four profiles: Oval Court, Classic D-profile, Flat Comfort and Beveled Flat Comfort.
Oval Court is a comfortable profile with soft, rounded lines and a timeless look.
The Classic D-profile has a flat inside and a curved outside, giving the cross-section of the ring its characteristic D-shape.
Flat Comfort has a flat outside for a clean, modern look and a rounded inside for a comfortable fit.
Beveled Flat Comfort has beveled edges that give the ring more definition while keeping the overall design simple.
Surface Finishes for Wedding Bands
Our classic wedding bands are available with different surface finishes, allowing you to choose a look that suits your style. The finish has a noticeable effect on the appearance of the ring, from polished surfaces to matte and more textured finishes. Each option gives the wedding band a different character.
Design Your Own Wedding Bands
If you want to design your wedding bands from scratch, our Bespoke Design service lets you be part of the process from the first idea to the finished rings.
Together, we create a personal design based on your preferences, from metal and band profile to stones and other details.
Read more about the bespoke process here →
Which Hand Do You Wear a Wedding Band On?
In Denmark and Norway, the wedding band is traditionally worn on the right hand, while in many other countries, such as Sweden, the United Kingdom and the USA, it is worn on the left. The choice is personal, and the most important thing is what feels right for you. On the wedding day itself, many people move their engagement ring to the right hand if they want to wear the wedding band and engagement ring together on the same hand.