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Hers
Three millimetres with the outside cut into broad flat facets, so the band reads as a softened polygon rather than a circle. Comfort fit inside, so the inner edge is rounded rather than left square against the finger. About 1g in 9ct and 1.5g in 18ct. It is one half of a set: order it with the matching men's ring and the pair is ten per cent off.
Hers on its own pageHis
Three millimetres with the outside cut into broad flat facets, so the band reads as a softened polygon rather than a circle. Comfort fit inside, so the inner edge is rounded rather than left square against the finger. About 1.2g in 9ct and 1.7g in 18ct. It is one half of a set: order it with the matching women's ring and the pair is ten per cent off.
His on its own pageAbout this set
Broad flat facets cut around the outside turn each band into a softened polygon, so seen end on neither ring is quite a circle. The two rings share that cut at three millimetres. Worn together, the facets flash in wide planes rather than small sparks, which keeps the look calm and graphic rather than glittering. The pair is matched in every visible respect; his is simply a fraction heavier. It is the shared geometry, more than any detail, that makes them a set, and it shows most when the hands are side by side.
Faceted vega, hers weighs about 1g in 9ct and 1.5g in 18ct, the lightest of the gold couple rings; Faceted vega, his about 1.2g and 1.7g. Both are 3mm wide with a comfort fit inside. Alone, either is a slim band with more character than a plain round one, and the polygon outline makes an easy neighbour for an engagement ring.
| Hers | His | |
|---|---|---|
| Ring | Faceted vega, hers | Faceted vega, his |
| Metal | 9ct gold or 18ct gold | 9ct gold or 18ct gold |
| Width | 3mm | 3mm |
| Finish | faceted | faceted |
| Weight | About 1g in 9ct, 1.5g in 18ct | About 1.2g in 9ct, 1.7g in 18ct |
| Surface hardness | Mohs 3.5 | Mohs 3.5 |
| From | £525 | £545 |
| Gold | Hers | His | Both, after 10% off |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9ct gold | £525 | £545 | £963 |
| 18ct gold | £729 | £775 | £1,354 |
At three millimetres the weights of 9ct and 18ct sit close, so the difference shows mostly in colour: 18ct is the deeper yellow, 9ct the harder alloy that holds facet edges crisp for longer. A couple drawn to facets but wanting more width might look at Square facet, at 4mm. One who wants the slim polygon for one hand only can buy a single ring and choose freely for the other.
More pairs on his and hers wedding rings. Wondering whether your rings need to match at all? Mixing metals in wedding rings covers it.