We know Uneek brides enjoy to stay fit and lead active lifestyles. Though we typically recommend that you remove your rings before working out, we know sometimes it’s a hassle to remember or it’s simply an inconvenience. So if you’re set on wearing your bling through your workout routine, here are three ring features you should look for or avoid to ensure your precious stones are safe.
1. Rings with no or minimal pavé diamonds or side diamonds in the shank
If you’re doing any intense workouts or routines with strong hand movements, your risk of knocking out or loosening a diamond or gem is higher. Weights and hands-on sports like volleyball could also cause an impact that hurts you and damages your jewelry. When ring shopping, look for styles without the dazzle along the sides of your band to minimize any accidents.
2. Wide-band engagement rings
Wide-band engagement rings will be easier on your finger if you’re doing workouts in which you use your hands constantly. Activities like yoga or dumbbell workouts will be less uncomfortable with a flatter band. A thicker design can also take endure more use and wear, so they’ll last longer than thinner bands. Not to mention these styles make a pretty spectacular statement too!
3. Avoid rings with any kind of pointed halos or pointed centers
Pointed halos and center stones can easily get caught on fabric, which could pose a safety risk during workouts. They also have more surface area for potential damage during intense routines. Additionally, the cut could harm you or someone else in certain workout situations. As an alternative, look for a bezel setting for extra diamond security, but if you’re set on a raised diamond, reduce sharp corners and opt for oval or round cuts held by multiple prongs.
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