The wedding band is the oldest and universal symbol of marriage. There are many accounts of the meaning behind the wedding bands, but nobody is sure of the origin. The circular band shape represents the perfection of never-ending love. Over the centuries, the wedding bands gained more significance with the inclusion of the precious stones on them. 

The diamond's clarity and durability make it the most popular stone for his and her wedding bands. The diamond also represented the symbol of love. Over time other stones have also been giving specific meaning; for example, the emerald guarantees the domestic bliss and success in love. The ruby symbolizes love and is a favorite for an engagement ring. The sapphire symbolizes faithfulness and truth and is said to bring good health and fortune.

The wedding band was made a part of the early church's wedding ceremony by giving it a religious meaning. Even in the modern world, the significance of a wedding band has not diminished; it still symbolizes the couple's commitment and loves for each other. It allows the couple to show the world that they are in a committed relationship. 

A couple selects the comfort fit wedding band from the variety of patterns and metals that are available. There is the simple and classic wedding band to the most uniquely designed bands which are customized based on the couple's requirement. Even the jewelers have evolved their design and are not stick to the simple yellow gold bands. 

They let their craftsmen sit with the couple allowing them to understand their requirements and provide them a unique wedding band, which will set them apart. Most male wedding bands are simple metal rings, whereas the female wedding band ranges in design from classic to low dome crafted ring or detail design ring or the eternity diamond bad.