Types of Fashion Rings:

A diamond band uses stones set along some or all of the band. The stones may create an even line, a repeating pattern or a more varied design.

Profile: the band follows the curve of the finger.Coverage: depends on its width and how much of the band is set with diamonds.Style: often chosen alone, stacked with other bands or paired with a larger ring.

When comparing bands, look at the full ring rather than just the top view. A side photograph helps show how high the setting sits and how much of the band is visible around the finger.

An open ring has two ends that do not fully meet, leaving a gap as part of the design. The ends may feature stones, shapes or other details.

Profile: open at one point rather than forming a fully closed circle.Coverage: the opening becomes part of the ring’s look.Style: a distinct alternative to a continuous band.

The Attraverso Ring is listed as an open ring. Check the current product page for its sizing and fit guidance; an open design does not automatically mean a ring is adjustable to every size.

A motif ring is built around a recognisable design, such as a cross, flower, star or other symbol. The motif can be small and subtle or form the main feature of the ring.

Profile: the central design may sit above or across the band.Coverage: depends on the motif’s width and orientation.Style: often chosen for its meaning as well as its appearance.

Attraverso combines an open-ring form with a cross design, so it fits both categories. This shows why ring styles can overlap: one ring may have a particular band construction and a separate motif.

Some rings use a curved or flowing band instead of a straight, uniform line. A wave shape can create movement across the finger and may include diamonds along the curve.

The Ondina Ring is described as a diamond wave ring. Compare its top and side views to see how the band follows the finger and where its details sit.

A statement ring has a more noticeable presence. That may come from a wider band, a larger setting, more extensive diamond coverage or a distinctive silhouette.

The Lucrezia Ring is listed as a statement ring. Its product page gives the current design details and available sizes. Check the photographs for how much of the finger the ring covers and how high the setting sits.

Use these visual checks when choosing between styles:

1. Look at the top view. This shows the ring’s outline and how much space it occupies across the finger.
2. Check the side view. This shows the height of the setting and how the ring sits above the finger.
3. Notice the band width. A wider band will cover more of the finger than a narrow one.
4. Check the underside. The band may be continuous, open or shaped differently underneath.
5. Compare worn photographs. The same ring can look different depending on hand position, finger size and camera distance.

Product photos help you judge appearance, but always use the listed ring size and size guide to check fit. Do not assume an open ring can be adjusted unless the product page explicitly says so.

• Choose a diamond band if you want a defined line of sparkle that can be worn alone or alongside another ring.
• Choose an open ring if you like a non-continuous shape and a more distinctive profile.
• Choose a motif ring if a symbol or recognisable shape is important to you.
• Choose a sculptural ring if you prefer flowing lines to a traditional straight band.
• Choose a statement ring if you want the ring to be a noticeable part of your outfit.

Browse the I Want Jewels ring collection to compare the current designs, finishes and sizes.