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Wedding bands for men... what do you like?

Date: Mon, 02/21/2011 00:07
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What kind of band/ring do you prefer?

Something simple? Something with diamonds in it? Silver? Gold?

My friend bought her husband a band made of Tungsten and the ring is pretty nice! They've been married for over a year now, and it has no visible scuff or scratch marks and he is engineer. I'd say that it's a pretty solid ring.

So yeah, I was just wondering what kind of band the majority of men would prefer.

And for those of you who are married, feel free to share yours if you'd like.




Few days back, on the Valentine's Day, my cousin gifted her husband a sold gold ring with a Diamond on it. The ring was just great. Not to mention her husband was overjoyed when he received it!!!

Sub: #1 posted on Mon, 02/21/2011 - 01:54

Anna Sweeting Anna Sweeting

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My original wedding band matched my wife's engagement and wedding band. They were simply gold wedding bands, and her engagement ring was a single small diamond. However, those have worn out and been replaced.

My current band is a simple silver band with a cross with 6 cubic zirconium stones. Simple yet elegant.

Jeff

Sub: #2 posted on Wed, 03/02/2011 - 19:10

Jeff1959 Jeff1959

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