Six Strand Open Weave Two Tone Braided Ring in Platinum & 14k Rose Gold with Outer Bands
The Six Strand Open Weave is one of Todd Alan’s original designs, never mass-produced and always hand-braided strand by strand. Its flowing, airy structure balances elegance and strength. In this traditional split two-tone, cool platinum forms one side of the braid while 14k rose gold forms the other — a timeless contrast that highlights every curve. Standard outer bands frame and strengthen the braid for lasting beauty.
Widths available:
- Slim (5 mm base + outer bands) — Our most delicate braid. Must have outer bands.
- Classic (5.5 mm + outer bands) — Balanced and timeless; looks great on most hands.
- Bold (6.5 mm + outer bands) — Wider and sturdier; ideal for a more substantial feel.
Quick Reference Chart
| Base Braid | Round Outer Bands | 1.5 mm Square | 2 mm Square |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slim (5 mm base + outer bands) | ~7.5 mm total | ~8.5 mm total | ~9.5 mm total |
| Classic (5.5 mm + outer bands) | ~8 mm total | ~9 mm total | ~10 mm total |
| Bold (6.5 mm + outer bands) | ~9 mm total | ~10 mm total | ~11 mm total |
Not in stock — each ring is braided by hand to your selections.
Want more photos, colors, and options?
See the Six Strand Open Weave page for additional photos, color variations, and full customization options.
Want to add a stone?
Explore our Add a Stone page to transform your braid into an engagement ring or custom piece. Diamonds, birthstones, or unique gemstones can all be set into your braid — making your ring even more personal and meaningful.
Want both rings made from the same braid?
We can weave one continuous braid to create both rings — a powerful symbol of two lives intertwined. To do this, both rings must share the same width and same colors. Outer bands may differ. We’ll do this automatically when both rings in an order match, or you can confirm with a note at checkout. Learn more.
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Need assistance? Call 941-217-4969 or email todd@handwovenbands.com.
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