Men's Wedding Bands.

Men's wedding bands are the rings a groom wears every day after the wedding, so the material matters as much as the look. This range covers titanium, tungsten carbide, ceramic and wood-inlay bands from 3mm to 10mm wide, in polished and brushed satin finishes, plus silicone bands for work days.

Tungsten or titanium for a wedding band?

Both are tough, low-maintenance materials, but they feel very different on the hand.

What width wedding band should a man choose?

Most men choose between 6mm and 8mm. Narrow bands from 3mm to 5mm suit slimmer fingers and a quieter look. Wide bands sit snugger on the finger, so some men go up half a size at 8mm and above.

Where else should you look?

See Men's Tungsten Rings and Men's Titanium Rings for the full material ranges, Men's Black Rings for dark finishes, and Men's Silicone Rings for a spare band for work. Not married yet? Browse Men's Engagement Rings.

Frequently asked questions

Can a men's wedding band be resized later?

Tungsten carbide, titanium and ceramic bands cannot be resized, which is why the size you order matters. Measure a ring that fits well, or have your finger sized by a jeweler, and order the US size that matches. Wider bands can feel tighter than narrow ones.

Do men wear a silicone band instead of a metal wedding band?

Many men keep a silicone band for work, sport and travel and wear their metal wedding band the rest of the time. Silicone is flexible and non-conductive, so it suits jobs where a metal ring gets in the way or is not allowed.

Does a men's wedding band have to match his partner's ring?

No. Many couples choose rings in different materials and widths. A common approach is to match one detail, such as a polished finish or a gold-color accent, while the groom picks the material and width that suit his hands and his work.