

A curved 14K yellow gold band set with 0.27ct of lab grown diamonds, shaped to nest against a solitaire or engagement ring. A contour band that sits flush with your center ring instead of leaving a gap.
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A curved band solves a specific problem: a straight wedding band often leaves a gap next to a ring with a raised center stone. This one curves to follow that profile, so it sits flush against your engagement ring instead of fighting it. People also wear it on its own, and the gentle arc looks intentional either way.
It's set with 0.27 carat of small lab grown diamonds that run along the curve and catch light as your hand moves. The stones are subtle, meant to add a line of sparkle rather than make a statement, which is what you want from a band that pairs with a center ring.
The metal is solid 14K yellow gold (58.5% gold): warm, durable, and easy to match with a yellow-gold engagement ring. If you're building a stack, it's a flexible piece.
On the diamonds: lab grown means they were created in a controlled facility rather than mined. They're the same carbon crystal as mined diamonds: real diamonds, set into a band made to be worn every day.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Center stone | None (curved band) |
| Accent stones | 0.27 ct lab grown diamond (total) |
| Metal | 14K yellow gold (58.5%) |
| Setting | Curved / contour band |
| Ring size | US, select your size at checkout |
| Total carat weight | 0.27 ct |
Its curve nests against a ring with a raised center stone so there's no gap between the two. It also works as a standalone ring or part of a stack.
Yes. They're lab grown diamonds, the same carbon crystal as mined diamonds, chemically and optically identical. Not a simulant.
It's 14K yellow gold, so it pairs naturally with a yellow-gold engagement ring. The curve is designed to sit flush against a raised center stone.
Yes. The arc reads intentional whether it's stacked or worn on its own.
Yes. Select your US size at checkout. Not sure of your size? See our ring size guide.
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