3mm Designer Traditional Fit Milgrain 14K White Gold Wedding Band
Sometimes it’s the smallest things that can make the biggest differences. The same goes for when you are shopping for wedding rings. Our men’s designer 3mm traditional fit milgrain 14K white gold wedding band is small, but packs a lot of quality and shine. There’s just something about this ring, maybe it’s the close attention to detail, maybe it’s the color, but it has a timeless look. It’s classic, easy to wear, and has intricately formed milgrain edges that frame the 14K polished dome band. The smaller size of this ring offers a princely look, but at an affordable price. Just because he’s your prince charming doesn’t mean that you have the budget of royalty, and we understand that. We don’t want you to sacrifice quality, we want you to find the perfect piece that fits you and your groom. After all, this is a lifetime commitment you’re about to make. Our designer 3mm traditional fit milgrain 14K white gold wedding band is worth it, and it is a high-quality option that will last through the years, like your love. Our men’s designer 3mm traditional fit milgrain 14K white gold wedding band is a wonderful mix of classic and modern, with the classic edging style and the modern white gold color. This is a great option if you prefer a lighter colored ring, but still want a more classic feel, something that you know will be timeless and last through the seasons. We also offer custom engravings, allowing you to add up to 30 characters.
We Offer Redo for ease and peace of mind:
When you opt-in for Redo at checkout, your return shipping label is included. You can then return any item(s) in your order for an exchange, refund, or store credit for free.
Redo package protection protects against theft, delivery not received, loss in transit, and damage while in transit.
Please also note that Package Protection is not refundable once the order has shipped.
All returns and exchanges are subject to the guidelines and exclusions outlined in our Return/Exchange Policy.
