What wedding ring width should you choose: 3, 4, 5 or 6 mm?

Width changes how much space a wedding ring occupies on the finger and how its design is perceived. The Diabolo family lets you compare 3, 4, 5 and 6 mm in the catalogue’s available gold colours.

Compare a single design family

To understand the effect of width, start with the same design family and gold colour. Photographs convey the design; their size on your screen is not a measurement scale. Ask for guidance on proportions for your hand.

3 mm: a finer line

Diabolo 3 mm is the narrowest band in this family. It offers a starting point for a more discreet presence or a pairing with another ring. Also check the profile and desired size.

4 mm: an intermediate presence

Diabolo 4 mm lets you compare a step between the 3 and 5 mm bands. Gold colour and finishes also contribute to its presence. Check the estimated weight and price of your variant for a consistent comparison.

5 mm: more visible material

With Diabolo 5 mm, the design occupies more space on the finger. Consider the length of your finger segment, your habits and other jewellery you wear. Width alone does not predict fit: the model’s profile also matters.

6 mm: a more expressive volume

Diabolo 6 mm is the widest band in the current range. It comes without diamonds and in distinct pavé versions. Compare each reference separately, as materials, settings and prices change with the version.

Confirm sizing for the chosen model

Have your finger measured with the intended wedding ring width in mind. A narrow ring you already wear can provide a reference without automatically confirming the size for a wider design. The Maison can help check the available size and the possibilities of the design.