His & Hers Wedding Bands
Two rings, one design language — coordinated bands that belong together without being identical.
Quick answer
His & hers bands can be truly matching (the same design in two sizes and widths) or complementary (a shared finish, metal or detail in styles that suit each hand). Because both are made to order, you can coordinate width, carat, colour and finish exactly. Solid 9ct, 14ct or 18ct gold.
Matching vs complementary
Matching bands share one design — often the same finish in a narrower and a wider width (say 3mm and 6mm). Complementary bands are different styles tied together by a common thread: the same gold colour, a shared edge detail, or a matching engraving. Complementary is popular when two people have different tastes but want a visible connection.
Ways to coordinate
Same finish
One finish — plain, hammered, diamond-cut — in two widths.
Same colour
Both in yellow, white or rose to tie them together.
Shared detail
A matching bevel, groove or two-tone stripe.
Matching engraving
A phrase split across both, or each other's initials.
Same carat
Both 9ct, 14ct or 18ct for a consistent tone.
One bold, one slim
Different widths, same design DNA.
Widths, carats and sizing together
A common approach is a wider band for one partner and a slimmer band for the other, in the same finish and carat — see our width guides for bold and balanced bands. Keeping both in the same carat gives a consistent colour. Order both together and we'll make them to each of your sizes; start with our ring size guide.
How will you coordinate?
Because every band is made to order in your size and carat, you can keep the design you love and adjust the details to suit. Message our team on WhatsApp and we'll help you choose.
Frequently asked questions
Do his and hers wedding bands have to match exactly?
No. Many couples choose complementary bands — different styles tied together by a shared gold colour, finish, detail or engraving — rather than identical rings.
Can we have different widths but the same design?
Yes. A popular approach is the same finish and carat in two widths, such as a slimmer band for one partner and a wider band for the other.
Should both bands be the same carat?
Keeping both in the same carat (9ct, 14ct or 18ct) gives a consistent colour and tone, which most couples prefer — but it's your choice.
Can you engrave a matching message across both?
Yes. Splitting a phrase across the two bands, or engraving each other's initials, is a lovely option and easy to arrange since both are made to order.
How long do his and hers bands take to make?
Both are made to your sizes and chosen carat and are typically with you within 14 days.