So....I am in need of a new wedding band.   
Lets say that the E-ring shank is a high polish 4mm heavy platinum rounded band.
What would you put with it?

It isn't quite finished yet so I only have in production shots.  Let me see what I can do.

Picky is good!  

Ok there is no halo or any pave/melee just a solitaire. It is "simple".

What cut is the solitaire?

Duh, I guess that makes a difference. lol
Round Brillliant

Squigs, I love that "bubbles" band!  I think it would be awesome to have a rose gold version with pinkish or brownish diamonds and call it "champagne bubbles"

Umm...I'm sort of looking for a band, too!  The one that "goes" with the Hal1 isn't pictured..anyone got a photo of a Hal1 ER with the matching band?  And, just so this isn't a total threadjack, I think that it might not be a bad match for a plain band either, with or without the milgrain

Hi Shiba. Exciting project!

I must ask you, which piece do you see as most "important:" the band or the ER? Or, are they meant to work in total harmony together, as one piece? Will you wear them together, side-by-side? Or will your ER become a right hand ring? Do you plan to "upgrade?"

For me, the substantial heft, high-polish, and uncomplicated style of your gorgeous in-production ER calls for a similarly styled band. I think that the heft and high-polish of your shank makes a HUGE statement, and the power of the piece is in its simplicity and architecture. The ONLY focus, or contrasting element, is your sparkly solitaire rising above the bright, polished metal. A plain, high-polished, platinum band of similar design and heft would be a perfect compliment to the design you have already chosen.

Or, for a little twist on classic, maybe you have a matching, hefty platinum band with a beautifully hand-engraved name, initial, monogram, or special sentiment on the OUTSIDE of the band.

If you want to add a little bling, how about a similarly styled band with some discreet diamonds gypsy-set into the band? Or a slightly curved band around the solitaire, with or without RBs set into the band. Whether you like curved or straight, go to DBL and search for David's "Swiss Cheese" huggie earrings... (Was there a "Swiss Cheese" ring? I think so, however, I can't find it now).

Or, how about a double or triple rolling ring? No stones, just highly polished metals (either all platinum or platinum and one or two colors of gold). Again, the bands would be of similar heft and polish as the ER (And of course, the polish we keep talking about will soften and patina over time). If you have shorter fingers, and plan to wear your wedding set all the time, you may want to consider your overall "fingerscape" (or, as in my case, lack thereof, lol!). If you have long fingers, the rolling ring band could be even more spectacular...

For just a touch of color, you could have a similarly styled band featuring a thin band of rose or yellow gold on each outer edge of the band. The outer banding could be smooth, roped or beaded (I like smooth, however, that's just me).

If you really want to add diamonds, some sort of take on Schlumberger's "X" style might work... the metal "Xs" should connect enough visually to the high-polish metal in your ER.  And, if that is too much, there is always the five-stone, prong-set band, in all diamonds, all gemstones, or alternating diamonds and gemstones. This will redirect one's attention to the STONES, and the big ER band will no longer be a strong player in the design...

If you go the pavé route, I'd want to be sure the curve of the pavé band matches the curve of the wedding band and the width is complimentary.

I'm still stuck on enhancers at the moment. I've been spending WAY too much time looking into them for my  stepmother. sigh
We won't mention the whole thing where I'm a little OCD about my rings and must have either 3 bands (two that match and the center) or just one... Anyway, what do you think of them? There are just so many options when it comes to something like this and I'd love to see DBL do some.

How about something like this but with a diamond size that coordinates with your center:


Maybe some baguettes or double baguettes depending on your RB's size but I'm thinking some lovely half moons or rounds.

http://rockdiamond.c...n-diamonds-rose-gold comes to mind when I picture how it should look together.

The beauty of it is that if you are like me and like to change things up, you could get multiple enhancers for a new look every day if you wanted. 

I like shared prong eternity bands too or the channel set rounds -
http://rockdiamond.c...inganniversary-bands
If you did the channel set you could get a band that matches the width, polish, and curve exactly but with plenty of sparkle in the middle.

ooh, just found this pic

Like this?

Debangel, I was thinking the exact same thing about rose gold and brown/pink/orangey diamonds. That would look fabulous.