Wedding Rings

Might have found wedding rings – BUT I've a question!

Question:

We went this morning to try on wedding rings, since we’d already picked a style (unetched bands with ridging around both sides) – we needed to be sized, etc. The jewlers mentioned something called a "comfort fit" – what is this, and how does it differ from a regular fit? Also, which looks better, hand- or machine-engraving? One y’all help us out here…we MAY be ready to buy! Yay, and Whew. Heidi & Aaron October 19, 1996 http://www.cris.com/~heidi8/wedding

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> The jewlers mentioned something called a "comfort fit" – what is this, and > how does it differ from a regular fit?

        A comfort fit band is one which is convex-beveled on the inside, as opposed to being flat.  To illustrate, a cutaway side-view of most rings would be:         inside edge ->  ||  <- outside edge         A comfort fit ring would look like this:         inside edge ->  (|  <- outside edge > Also, which looks better, hand- or machine-engraving?

        I’d say hand engraving, but that depends on the skill of the engraver.         Best wishes! -Jay    (    (   .–="There’s always time for a good cup of coffee."=–. _______    ))   ))  | Jay D. Dyson – Administrator, Alt.Wedding Home Page |  >====<–.  C|~~|C|~~| |—–= http://www.point-2-point.com/altwedding =—–| |    = |-’

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