Design Your Eight Strand Open Weave Ring

Silver Cord of Three™ Handmade Braided Wedding Ring

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Cord of Three in Silver Options

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All of Todd Alan's handmade wedding bands are original designs and protected by copyright

Presently we have two styles of our unique cord-of-three wedding ring available in sterling silver. The first style is of all three strands woven in our Argentium silver. The second style features two strands of silver with the third strand - called the "God" strand - being made in our 14k yellow gold. We have chosen this style as the best thickness to work in silver. This ring is approximately 3.5mm wide.

We do not place outer bands on silver. We do not mount diamonds or gemstones in silver.

Argentium Sterling Silver is more tarnish-resistant than other silvers and is made with 92.5% silver. This metal is a bright silver finished with a very high polish.

When deciding between woven silver wedding bands or white gold wedding bands it is important to remember that 14k white gold is a very strong metal and will probably last a life time whereas silver can get brittle over time. While it is true that silver wedding rings are more affordable than gold rings, many of our silver customers later return to buy one of our gold or platinum wedding bands.

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The Eight Strand Open Weave is a more intricate version of its Six Strand Open Weave counterpart. It is woven in a wider, more intricate basket weave and is a little sturdier.

Standard: The 4.0mm 418C offers a refined, slender profile, perfect for sizes 4-11.

Heavy: The 5.5mm 417C delivers bold elegance, ideal for sizes 10-16.

Making Rings From The Same Braid

If the same braid width is chosen for both rings, Todd can weave one long braid and create both wedding rings out of this single braid. For some, this represents two separate individuals who choose to weave their lives together and have even incorporated this symbolism in to their vows during their ceremony.