Collection: Wedding Bands

King Jewelers carries a large wedding band selection in Nashville, with roughly 300 styles for both women and men, including a solid selection of dedicated men's bands. Our lineup includes brands like KJ5, Sylvie, Benchmark, Ammara Stone, Precision Set, Forge, Furrer Jacot, and JB Star, so there's a wide range of design traditions and metal types to choose from.

Bands come in yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, and platinum, along with modern options like titanium, tantalum, cobalt, carbon fiber, and even meteorite for a more contemporary look. Whether you want a simple comfort-fit band or a diamond eternity band, prices start around $800 for a classic metal band and reach into the tens of thousands for fully diamond-set eternity styles, with our most exceptional pieces running around $85,000.

You can shop online with free shipping on qualifying U.S. orders over $500, or visit our Green Hills showroom in Nashville to try bands on and get sizing help from our team. Since 1912, we've helped Nashville couples find the right wedding bands to match their engagement rings and personal style, backed by resizing, repair, and appraisal services.

The right wedding band comes down to metal, width, fit, and how it works with the ring you'll wear alongside it, whether that's an engagement ring or nothing at all.

Choose a metal that matches your lifestyle
- Platinum is the most durable traditional option, naturally white, hypoallergenic, and resistant to tarnish, though it comes at a premium.
- Gold (yellow, white, or rose) offers classic versatility and can be resized down the road if your finger size changes.
- Alternative metals like titanium and tungsten are extremely strong and often lighter, appealing to active lifestyles, but they typically can't be resized later, which is worth knowing before you commit.

Pick a width that suits your hand and habits
Bands generally range from about 2mm to 10mm.
- Narrower bands (2-4mm) feel subtle, lightweight, and layer easily if you're stacking with an engagement ring.
- Wider bands (6-8mm and up) make more of a statement and tend to suit larger hands or those who want a bolder everyday presence.

If you have an active job or work with your hands often, a slightly narrower or lower-profile band tends to hold up better day to day.

Decide between comfort fit and standard fit
- A comfort-fit band has a rounded interior that curves away from the finger, reducing friction and making it easier to slide over the knuckle, especially valuable on wider bands or for all-day wear.
- A standard (flat-interior) band sits a bit snugger against the skin.

One important note: comfort-fit bands typically wear about half a size smaller than standard fit, so don't assume your usual size carries over exactly, this is where trying one on really pays off.

Think about how it will pair with an engagement ring
If you're wearing the band alongside an engagement ring, many couples choose a width and metal that complements it for a cohesive look, though matching isn't required. If the engagement ring has a low profile or an unusual silhouette (like a hidden halo), a contour or shaped band can help the two sit flush together rather than leaving a gap.

Get sized at the right time
Fingers are smallest in the morning and can swell slightly later in the day or in heat, so it's best to get sized in the afternoon or evening, and ideally on more than one occasion, for the most accurate long-term fit.

Because comfort-fit sizing and width both change how a band actually feels in daily wear, trying a few widths and profiles on in person is the most reliable way to land on a band you'll be happy wearing every single day.

King Jewelers carries a large wedding band selection in Nashville, with roughly 300 styles for both women and men. Our lineup includes designers known for everything from classic comfort-fit bands to fully custom diamond eternity designs. Below are some of our most prestigious wedding band brands, with our full brand lineup available to browse.

Kwiat — 4th-generation NYC diamond house, also owner of the historic Fred Leighton vintage jewelry house.

JB Star — Founded 1979; handcrafted diamond eternity bands made in its New York workshop.

Norman Silverman — Founded 1983; known for exceptional diamond eternity bands.

Sylvie — Known for detail-driven, feminine wedding band design.

Benchmark— One of the most established comfort-fit wedding band manufacturers in the US.

Furrer Jacot — Swiss brand known for precision-engineered men's wedding bands.

Ammara Stone — Known for modern, mixed-metal men's wedding bands.

Michael M — Known for glamorous, detail-rich diamond wedding bands.

Precision Set — Known for classic diamond eternity and anniversary bands.

Sethi Couture — Known for bohemian-luxe, gemstone-forward band design.