His and hers wedding bands needn’t be similar, let alone identical. Case in point: Van Cleef & Arpels’ Fleurette ring for her, and the Romance ring for him. The former interprets the maison’s signature Fleurette motif as a dazzling corona, while the latter’s baguette-cut diamonds lend a touch of an understatement to complement it.

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First conceived nearly a century ago, the Trinity ring is a Cartier signature that melds rose gold, white gold, and yellow gold into a single cohesive design. The Trinity wedding rings are available in various widths to suit different wearers, with a diamond-set version to round things up.

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Classic, understated elegance comes to the fore in the Harry Winston Vertical Diamond Row rings, which features a perpendicular line of brilliant-cut diamonds set within a platinum band. By varying the number of diamonds set according to the rings’ differing widths, the jeweller has ensured that the proportions of each remain consistent—to better match each other, of course.

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With the right design, a wedding band can be worn by both him and her as a matching—yet subtle—symbol of love and commitment. In the Tiffany T True Wide, the letter T is repeated as a motif to create a unisex design that’s decidedly modern, yet also reminiscent of the perennially classy Art Deco style.

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Chopard’s Ice Cube collection is less a pair of his and hers wedding bands and more a line of elegant classics that can be mixed and matched effortlessly. This allows a couple to create their own set of wedding rings by choosing from various precious materials, widths, and diamond-setting options. For her: a band in white gold that’s half-set with diamonds. For him: a plain, wider ring in yellow gold.

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Long a calling card for Piaget, every piece of jewellery in the Possession collection features freely spinning details. For his and hers wedding bands from this line, each ring consists of two linked rings that are free to spin vis-à-vis each other, which creates a uniquely tactile experience while also epitomising the unique ties between a couple.

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Inspired by its eponymous founder’s work with diamonds, Graff’s Laurence Graff Signature collection features jewellery pieces with angular surfaces that allude to the gem’s facets. The thinner, more feminine version here comes set with pavé diamonds to further play with light.

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As a celebration of the links between two people, the Liens Évidence line embodies these bonds succinctly—and quite literally—with its signature design feature. Clean lines and surfaces add to its contemporary chic.

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For a touch of the avant-garde, there is Boucheron’s Quatre collection, which melds the design codes from the brand’s Godron and Clou de Paris lines. The textured Clou de Paris pattern sits within a channel here, and comes coated via PVD to sport a contrasting colour for a two-toned design. For her: the Quatre Classique in pink gold with a brown PVD coating. For him: the Quatre Black Edition in white gold and black PVD.

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