We have some vintage wedding sets in uncommon excellent condition, and several of our antique reproduction engagement rings have matching wedding bands. Not all rings in our inventory are pictured in our online store. If you are interested in a particular engagement ring and would like to know if a wedding band is available specifically for it, please contact us. Please note while the majority of antique engagement rings are curved and not flat on the sides, that when these engagement rings were originally designed, it was customary to wear a curved engagement ring next to a straight wedding band. Two such rings worn together would not have been snugly fitted flush against each other with no space between the rings, unlike a modern wedding set. It is completely acceptable and "period correct" to choose an engagement ring independently of your selection of a wedding band. Vintage rings were traditionally purchased and worn in this way, and in most cases were never meant to fit together tightly without spaces. The idea of closely fitted matching wedding ring sets has gained popularity with modern customers who are accustomed to seeing contemporary mass-produced wedding jewelry styles with flush construction, as well as in budget priced wedding ring sets manufactured from the 1950's to the present day.