#Contemporary Wedding Bands

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Alternative Metals for Men’s Wedding Bands: From Titanium to Tungsten & More

When it comes to wedding bands for men, tradition has typically leaned towards gold and platinum. However, modern grooms are increasingly seeking alternative metals that not only stand out in terms of aesthetics but also offer durability, comfort, and affordability. Metals like titanium, tungsten, palladium, cobalt, are increasingly becoming popular for their unique properties and styles. Let’s explore some of these alternative metals that are redefining men’s wedding bands.

Titanium: Lightweight and Strong

Titanium is a top choice for men’s wedding bands, especially for those who lead an active lifestyle. It’s remarkably strong, yet surprisingly lightweight, making it comfortable for daily wear. Titanium is also hypoallergenic and corrosion-resistant, ensuring it remains as pristine as your love. Its sleek, modern appearance offers a contemporary look that appeals to many grooms.

Tungsten: Durability Redefined

Tungsten carbide stands out for its scratch-resistant properties, making it one of the most durable options for wedding bands. It’s ideal for men who work with their hands and are concerned about wear and tear. Tungsten bands have a weighty feel and come in a range of finishes, from polished to brushed, catering to varying style preferences.

Palladium: A Luxurious Alternative

Palladium, a member of the platinum family, offers the luxurious appeal of platinum but at a more accessible price point. It is lightweight, hypoallergenic, and maintains its white luster without the need for rhodium plating. Palladium’s natural white sheen and resilience make it an excellent choice for a wedding band that lasts a lifetime.

Cobalt: Exceptionally Hard and Scratch-Resistant

Cobalt is another fantastic alternative, known for its exceptional hardness and durability. It is highly scratch-resistant, and unlike some other metals, it wont easily chip. Cobalt rings offer a brighter white color comparable to white gold and platinum, making them an attractive option for those who love the precious metal look without the high price tag.

Choosing a wedding band is a personal journey, and with these alternative metals, modern grooms have a plethora of options that offer a blend of style, durability, and affordability. Find a band that’s best for your personal comfort and style at Shop My Band.

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Wedding Woes

Five Hargreeves x Fem!reader

Warnings: none

Planning a wedding should be a joyous occasion, but for Five Hargreeves and his fiancée Y/N, it quickly turned into a battlefield of hilarious disagreements. From the moment they decided to tie the knot, every decision seemed to spark a new debate.

“Chocolate!” Five declared, arms crossed, as they sat in the office of Sweet Sensations, the premier bakery in town.

“Red velvet!” Y/N countered, her eyes sparkling with determination.

The baker, caught between the two, held up a tentative hand. “We could do a combination cake?”

Five and Y/N turned to her, then back to each other, shaking their heads simultaneously. “Nope.”

“What’s wrong with red velvet?” Y/N argued, her brow furrowing. “It’s elegant and delicious.”

Five scoffed. “Chocolate is a classic. And I don’t trust a cake that’s named after a fabric.”

“Fine,” Y/N said, rolling her eyes. “What about the design?”

“Simple and clean,” Five said, envisioning a minimalistic cake.

Y/N, however, had other ideas. “I was thinking something with a little more... flair. Maybe some flowers, intricate designs—”

Before Five could retort, Klaus burst into the bakery, trailed by Diego and Luther. “Hey, lovebirds! How’s the cake tasting going?”

Five sighed. “We’re just... debating the finer points.”

Klaus waggled his eyebrows. “Why not go with a giant rainbow cake? It’s festive!”

Diego chuckled. “I vote for something with bacon on it.”

Luther just looked confused. “Do people put bacon on cakes?”

The baker looked like she might faint.

In the end, they settled on a layered cake with alternating tiers of chocolate and red velvet, topped with simple but elegant decorations. It wasn’t exactly what either had envisioned, but it was a compromise—a word that Five was rapidly learning to accept.

Next on the list was the music. Five preferred a live jazz band, while Y/N was leaning toward a playlist of their favorite songs.

“Jazz sets the mood,” Five insisted, adjusting his tie as they met with a potential band leader in their living room.

“Yeah, the mood for a 1920s speakeasy,” Y/N shot back. “We need something more modern, something we can really dance to.”

The band leader, an older gentleman with a pencil-thin mustache, interjected. “We can do a mix, if you’d like?”

Before either could respond, Viktor wandered in, carrying his violin. “Need a musician? I can play Anything you want.”

Five perked up. “Can you do jazz?”

Viktor nodded. “Of course. But I also know some contemporary pieces.”

Y/N’s eyes lit up. “What about ‘You Are the Best Thing’ by Ray LaMontagne?”

Viktor smiled. “I can do that.”

Five threw up his hands. “Fine, let’s have Viktor play. Just... not too much Ray LaMontagne.”

Klaus sauntered in, a mischievous grin on his face. “I could DJ! Imagine the fun we’d have with a mix of 80s pop and punk rock!”

Five stared at him. “Absolutely not.”

When it came to decorations, Five wanted sleek and modern, while Y/N envisioned a romantic, rustic theme.

“We need string lights and mason jars,” Y/N said, flipping through a wedding magazine.

Five groaned. “We’re not having a Pinterest wedding. How about something more sophisticated? Like geometric centerpieces.”

“Geometric?” Y/N laughed. “What are we, hosting a math conference?”

Lila, who had shown up uninvited but was enjoying the chaos, added her two cents. “I think you should go with a theme park idea. Imagine—carnival games, cotton candy, maybe even a Ferris wheel!”

Y/N laughed. “Actually, that sounds kind of fun.”

Five buried his face in his hands. “We’re not turning our wedding into a circus.”

In the end, they settled on a rustic-chic blend with some modern touches—fairy lights and mason jars for Y/N, and sleek tableware and geometric designs for Five. It was a mix that surprisingly worked, combining the best of both their visions.

Even the wedding invitations were a source of contention. Five wanted them to be minimalist and elegant, while Y/N wanted something more whimsical and colorful.

“This font is too boring,” Y/N complained, staring at the sample invite. “It doesn’t scream ‘fun.’”

Five rubbed his temples. “We’re not throwing a rave, Y/N. We’re getting married. It should be timeless.”

Klaus, had another idea. “Why not go with a pop-up invitation? Like those 3D books! People would love that.”

Five shot him a look. “We’re not making pop-up books, Klaus.”

Despite the disagreements, the wedding day arrived, and everything was miraculously coming together. Five and Y/N stood at the altar, their family and friends gathered around them. The setting was a perfect blend of their styles—rustic yet sophisticated, whimsical yet elegant.

As they exchanged vows, Five couldn’t help but smile at Y/N. Despite their differences, their love for each other had only grown stronger through the process. It was clear that, no matter the debates, they were perfect for each other.

When they shared their first kiss as husband and wife, the crowd erupted into applause, and Klaus, predictably, started a slow clap that turned into an impromptu chant of “Kiss! Kiss! Kiss!”

Five’s siblings had their mishaps—Klaus accidentally spilled champagne on Viktor’s suit, Lila got into a friendly wrestling match with Allison over the bouquet, and Luther accidentally triggered a sound system malfunction that blasted “Never Gonna Give You Up” at full volume during the toasts.

At the end of the night, as they danced under the twinkling lights, Five pulled Y/N close and whispered, “You know, despite all the chaos, I wouldn’t change a thing.”

Y/N smiled up at him, her eyes sparkling. “Not even the part where we almost had a bacon cake?”

Five chuckled. “Not even that. Well... maybe a little.”

Y/N laughed, leaning in to kiss him. “I love you, Five Hargreeves. Even if you have terrible taste in cakes.”

Five grinned, wrapping his arms around her. “And I love you, Y/N Hargreeves. Even if you have questionable taste in everything else.”

As they swayed to the music, surrounded by their chaotic but loving family, Five realized that the debates, the compromises, and the occasional disaster were all part of what made their love story uniquely theirs.

And for Five and Y/N, that was all they ever wanted.

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As a Kakyoin fan and artist, I'm doing my part in giving him a part 4 design 🫡 (OG ask) Throwing my headcanons at you and hitting you square in the face

Ramble under the cut

Noriaki is a successful gallery artist living with his "roommate" on Florida's Gulf Coast (I think the Tampa Bay area, specifically Bradenton, FL). They have a small bungalow near the water, Perfect for them, their office/studios, Jotaro's fish tanks, and Jolyne when she comes from her mother's during the holidays or for summer break. Jotaro is definitely a boat guy they have theirs parked on the side of the house and take it for a spin over at least once a month (or once a week when Jolyne is with them over the summer)

He still does missions for the SWF with Jotaro, but his day job is his art. He works in an abstract/contemporary style and his pieces are large and textural. Jotaro doesn't really get it but still supports his partner, Jolyne loves them though.

Also, he and Jotaro have matching wedding rings: platinum bands with emerald Inserts.

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A bit of an odd question but who was/is the best dancer in the JSA? The one mystery man who was only killed on the dancefloor?

Now this is a FUN question, though honestly one that would be hard to answer. I'll just keep it to the membership of the core, Golden Age JSA for simplicity's sake.

Let's check things off as we go.

Dr. Fate, Dr. Midnite and The Sandman: Were all noted as being incredibly mousy and introverted.

Charles McNider (Midnite): Was a lifelong bachelor who was always more concerned with his various intellectual pursuits. He didn't drink and his natural position at any function was in the corner, feeding our d'oeuvres to his owl.

Kent Nelson (Fate): Equally so, being a book learned archeologist whose wife was more likely to share a night at the library than the dance floor. At any social function, Kent and Inza Nelson truly only had attention for one another. You'd leave them alone at a candle lit dinner table and come back to find them sharing the light over some dusty scroll.

Wesley Dodds (Sandman): Was noted as being instantly eclipsed in any social or hosting capacity by his companion Dian Belmont. His teammates were often known to comment that the Dodds with and without his mask seemed like two entirely different people. Jay Garrick is once noted as saying that an unmasked Dodds "struck me most as a clerk, juxtaposed against Belmont's gothic elegance."

Starman: Would usually have been noted in a similar category to those above. UNTIL his marriage to Adele Drew. Drew was noted by a contemporary Daily Planet reporter as "Homely in appearance but of excellent humor and infectious energy" making her the perfect fit for the often melancholy intellectual she married. (That is NOT how anyone who knew her would describe her. Hippolyta once said Adele Knight was "Gorgeous of spirit and overflowing with love") While they DID dance, Knight was noted as being VERY unskilled, mostly floating along on his wife's ever present enthusiasm.

Green Lantern: Was an interesting conversationalist, and often popular at social functions, noted as having a voice for speeches. However his heavy build and more serious air kept him from being much of a dancer. (The only evidence I can find of him ever dancing is from memoirs about the reception of his wedding to his second Wife Molly Mayne (AKA Harlequin) which speaks more to the outsized effect she's had on him than anything.)

Wildcat: Any boxing historian can tell you that Ted Grant was not a sportsman known for his footwork. I read one account that described his style as "pouncing on the other guy and giving better than he got". Those more familiar with the sport can comment there. He was however known as a boisterous presence, especially when drinking.

Atom: Al Pratt was a man with a lot of good qualities. He had a lion's heart, he was loyal to a fault and he was tougher than a team of oxen. He was also 5 foot nothing and could be described as having two left feet if you cloned him and taped them together. His wife Mary wasn't known to be much better. Their "dancing" mostly included the two stepping on each other's toes, apologizing at the same time, and giggling about it.

The Spectre: ...let's be serious here.

Hawkman and Hawkgirl: Were just a TAD too self serious to be "cutting a rug" among the styles of the time. They were noted as accomplished classical dancers, the kind of couple that could draw eyes when something fancy was playing. As noted with the Nelsons above, though. It was often said that the two only ever had eyes for one another. It was running joke that the Hawks would always be the last to leave any function because they were slow dancing in each other's eyes 3 hours after the band had gone home.

Wonder Woman: Is a literal Queen. Not exactly the kind to be circling the floor at a cocktail party.

Hourman: For a born scientist, Rex Tyler was also known as particularly energetic especially in the aftermath of a battle. His wife, Wendi, being a stage actress was also trained as a dancer. Due to Rex's general lack of grace and Wendi's spontaneous, laughter prone personality however, their dancing was usually described along the lines of swinging each other around until they fell into a heap. Dr Midnite once said "It was common knowledge that any party where the Tylers only destroyed a single digit number of chairs was a sign of good fortune."

Johnny Thunder: DID dance. That does not, however, mean that he COULD dance. As the youngest and "hippest" of the JSA's number, he was always stumbling his way through the steps of this or that new dance craze that was sweeping the teenage population. He always seemed to be having fun, even if the flying debris of hands and feet made his space on any dance floor a rather wide berth.

Black Canary: I cannot describe to you the amount of a sexpot this woman was for her time. Like. Wavy hair over one eye, netted stocking, slit up both thighs, low cut, smoky eye shadow, wolf whistle, eye popping, hummina hummina AWOOGA sexy. Every single time the original Black Canary walked in the room, every monocle hit the floor and a bunch of upper class ladies discovered what lesbianism felt like. The woman could dance, and she could make the whole room WATCH her dance. But let's be clear in that no one was watching her "dance". You get me?

Mr Terrific: I mean obviously. There was not a single goddamn skill that one could quantify that Terry Sloane did not possess. All the big, fancy dance steps that people take classes for he could do inside, outside and backward inside an afternoon. Among his medals and accolades are evidently national ribbons in Salsa, Waltz AND Flamenco. He's Mr. Terrific. He could dance.

But then there's the actual ANSWER to the question.

The Flash: Jay and Joan Garrick were gaga for each other. Happily, loudly, publically, head over heels in love. The kind of love that starts a clan (which they eventually did, neither here nor there). The JSA is an organization RIFE with all time great love stories. But Jay and Joan Garrick were not a love story, they were the kind of light up the room, keep the conversation going, huddle the whole gang around the fireplace talking about nothing until sun up kind of couple. Socially, the entire JSA revolved around them.

And they danced. Boy did they DANCE. The kind of dancing that only a midwestern couple like that CAN do. The kind that got everybody up on their feet and clapping with the steps. The kind where a sweep of her simple dress somehow made her look like a twin city princess. The kind where a simple flourish and a dip made Jay seem like the most romantic leading man of all time. They danced because their happiness was infectious, and every time they did, a simple benefit party became a barn burner.

(A picture, originally secret. From Jay Garrick's bachelor party. June, 1947. For those of you wondering. That makes this June their 77th)

[hellativity]

i love goodreads so much. girl i met at a wedding across the country added a book to her list about a magic cat, it looks so cute. the drum major from my freshman year of high school marching band is reading a contemporary literary fiction novel that looks fascinating but too intellectual for me. someone i met at a frat party wants to read colleen hoover. girl from high school recently published a monsterfucker novel and has been sharing the reviews. guy from college radio is reading the same niche scifi series that i just got obsessed with, nice. why are we goodreads friends. i dont know but im invested

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DOLEWAVE !

Artists: Twerps, Dick Diver, The Goon Sax, Courtney Barnett, Scott & Charlene's Wedding

Most popular Era: Early 2010s

Basic definition: Dolewave is mainly influenced by 80s Australian jangle pop bands such as 'The Go-Betweens'. Originating in Melbourne in the early 2010s, Dolewave is mainly made up of indie rock bands that recycle old features of jangle pop, along with the use of melancholic and introspective lyrics paired with dreamy and lo-fi sounding production.

Song examples:

NEO-PROGRESSIVE ROCK !

Artists: Marillion, Spock's Beard, Pendragon, IQ, Twelfth Night

Most popular Era: 80s

Basic definition: Neo-prog is a subgenre of progressive rock that emerged in the 1980s as a modernized version of classic prog rock. It combines the intricate musicianship and conceptual depth of its predecessors with a more contemporary sound and production techniques. Characterized by complex song structures, atmospheric keyboards, and emotive vocals, neo-prog often explores themes of introspection, technology, and society.

Song examples:

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Happy Birthday Derek William Dick born April 25th 1958 in Dalkeith.

Better known as Fish, lead singer with the group Marillion from 1981 to 1988, in his solo career he has explored contemporary pop and traditional folk and rock.

Marillion was initially formed as an instrumental band in 1979 by guitarist Steve Rothery, Fish was invited Fish to join as vocalist, and he assumed the frontman position beginning with their 1983 debut album, Script for a Jester's Tear. His strong Peter Gabriel-inspired vocals enforced critics' accusations that Marillion owed more than just a heavy debt to Genesis, but six more albums followed. Musical difficulties between Fish and the band caused him to leave after 1988's Thieving Magpie (La Gazza Ladra).

Fish has continued to release albums and singles over the past 30 years, most were given a good reception by critics but were not successful in commercial terms, In 2005, Fish won a Celebrity Music edition of The Weakest Link, beating Eggsy of Goldie Lookin Chain in the final round, sharing £18,750 for charity.

In May 2008, Fish's Planet Rock show Fish on Friday won the Silver award in the Music Broadcaster of the Year category at the UK Sony Radio Academy Awards 2008. In June 2008, at the New York Festivals Radio Broadcasting Awards, he and Gary Moore jointly received the Gold World Medal in the Regularly Scheduled Music Programme category for their respective shows on Planet Rock.

Fish was offered and accepted a part in the 1986 film Highlander (for which Marillion were also offered the soundtrack) but he eventually had to turn it down, owing to his tour commitments with the band.Queen went on to do the soundtrack.

In 1994, he appeared in Chasing the Deer, a film set during the 1745 Jacobite rebellion, as "Angus Cameron". He also missed out on a role in Braveheart. He spent two days with Mel Gibson in London who kept asking him to be involved but he was committed to touring his Suits album instead. He has appeared in several TV shows, The Bill and Rebus, alongside John Hannah to name but two.

The song most remembered by Marilion is the excellent Kayleigh, the girl in the video is German model, Tamara Nowy, who he went on to marry,the couple divorced in 2001, he went on to wed Katie Webb, his third wife, but they split after just 11 months, Fish cited that she couldn't cope with the isolation of a farming life near Haddington, saying they were only two mile away from the town but during a snow hit winter it was a big two miles. He went on to say "I've had it with women." He has since went through a cancer scare due to an "irregular cell growth" in his throat.This was later determined not to be cancerous.

Derek has an extensive European tour starting in October in Luxembourg followed by over 30 dates on the continent, before retuning home and playing with two gigs in Haddington, then heads down southbefor some two nights in Glasgow at the 02 Academy, thefirst of which, on March 9th, is already sold out.

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Alternative Metals for Men’s Wedding Bands: From Titanium to Tungsten

Explore alternative metals for men’s wedding bands, including titanium, tungsten, cobalt and more, to find a stylish and durable band that suits your lifestyle.

[mermaidsirennikita]

I need a recommendation for a contemporary romance novel that is not a billionaire, sport or workplace romance that is Open Door to explicit open door?

I'm sorry billionaire romances might as well be fantasy novels IMO.

Fortunately for you I ONLY read open door to extremely explicit open door so all my contemporaries are along those lines lol

The Roommate by Rosie Danan. The heroine has to get a last minute roommate after the friend she thought she was in love with bails to go on tour with his band... and she ends up living with an adult film star. They do start working on a project together late in the book (not a film) but it's not a workplace romance at all lol. So fun!

Glitterland by Alexis Hall. M/M, a down on his luck bipolar author has a one night stand with a radically different (in a class way and a personality way--this book handles UK class stuff really well) glittery sparkly guy, who then unexpectedly stays the weekend at his place and they sort of fall into a relationship together?

You, Again by Kate Goldbeck. A 21st century take on When Harry Met Sally, the hero and heroine meet when they realize they're both hooking up with the same girl. After some rough starts, they eventually end up as friends... but obviously, there's a ton of UST and he's falling in love with her and she CANNOT deal with that reality.

Forget Me Not by Julie Soto. Borderline workplace because the heroine is a wedding planner and the hero is a florist she's using for a wedding, but functionally not. This is a second chance romance; they were together in the past, but she's a commitmentphobe (as a commitmentphobe, I love a commitmentphobe hereoine) and screwed it up. So now they're thrown back together for a new wedding, and it gets Complicated. Also, there's an amazing scene were they're in the bath together and she's ranting out work stress and he basically is like "let me help" and reaches around to... help.

The Other Side of Disappearing by Kate Clayborn. This one is a bit softer on the sex, but it's definitely not closed door. The heroine's mom ran off with a con artist years ago, and the con artist was the subject of a famous podcast before he disappeared and kind of left it on a cliffhanger. The podcaster and her sort of protegee (the hero, a very Soft ex football player) show up to pick up where it left off, and the heroine and her sister end up on a roadtrip to find the mom together.

Friends Don't Fall in Love by Erin Hahn. The heroine was an up and coming country singer before she got cancelled for singing a protest song about gun control. Her fiance, another country singer, then dumped her, and she impetuously hooked up with his collaborator/friend. Years later, he's her landlord, and they start collaborating again to revive her career.

I would also recommend Kylie Scott's Stage Dive series (rock stars, but not billionaires); I like all of them, but I loooove Lead (the frontman for the band, a recovering addict, lives with his assistant/sober living companion; she realizes she's in love with him, and as a no-nonsense bitch is like "I'm quitting", to which he says, "NONONONONO"; has a scene where they fuck on the kitchen table to get it out of their systems and he like, immediately stagger-runs away) and Deep (the bass player has a one night stand with the drummer's new baby sister-in-law, and oops, she's PREGNANT).

Kristen Callihan's VIP series (again, rock stars but not billionaires) is also very good, though I don't like the first book. I do recommend Managed (about the band manager becoming platonic nap partners with the new photographer/social media manger; he's uptight and she's Not, he sniffs her dirty panties, she undoes him, it's great); Fall (one of the band's front men is recovering mentally from a suicide attempt, finds out he has an STI, is super ashamed and spiraling mentally... then becomes friends with the girl who's like, house sitting for another bandmate, I think? And she's a Professional Friend?); and Exposed (the band's publicist, their childhood female friend, enters into a FWB situation with the one member of the band she can't stand).

Kennedy Ryan's Skyland series is good, too. Before I Let Go is about a divorced couple that realizes they still have feelings for each other; This Could Be Us is about a rich housewife whose husband is thrown in jail for financial crimes, unexpectedly finding love with the forensic computer guy who turned him in.

Helen Hoang's books are really good too, but I especially love The Kiss Quotient, which is about a woman on the spectrum who hires a male sex worker in an effort to become better at dating (it's actually so sweet... also hot).

Of course, I enjoy Talia Hibbert--Act Your Age, Eve Brown is probably my favorite, but that's a bit of a workplace book, as she works for him at a B&B. Otherwise, try Get a Life, Chloe Brown, which is about a woman with a chronic illness deciding to take control of her life, and her neighbor helping her out and in the process falling in love with her.

Fwiw, I think all romances are kinda fantasy!

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The Tellers Auguri

Juergen teller and Dovile Drizyte

Steidl, Göttingen 2022, 17x25cm, 288 pages, 274 images, Hardback, ISBN 978-3-96 999-093-3

euro 45,00

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“We are building our future together” declared Juergen Teller and Dovile Drizyte on their wedding invitation, the words handwritten on a photo of the couple proudly wearing nothing less than safety hats and jackets, as they strike a pose on a construction site. This set the celebratory, irreverent tone for their wedding in Naples, an occasion they ensured was an unforgettable, multi-day experience for their guests, in a city they love for its gritty beauty and the warmth of its people. Auguri is Teller and Drizyte’s uninhibited visual diary of their wedding adventure, from initial location scouting to the welcome party with rooftop dancing overlooking the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. From the ceremony to the formal dinner―where each lucky guest received an unexpected gift from the bride and groom, a ceramic plate signed and printed with a different motif from the “We are building our future together” series―and the night’s undeniable highlight: a delightfully dirty performance by subversive drag queen Christeene and her band. From the lazy Sunday afterwards, on a local beach with gelati, calamari and ping pong, to the honeymoon in Sicily. Auguri is at once Teller and Drizyte’s personal thank you to their guests, and their tongue-in-cheek tribute to amore in all its vital, unadorned and fabulous forms.

Juergen Teller, born in Erlangen in 1964, studied at the Bayerische Staatslehranstalt für Photographie in Munich. His work has been published in influential magazines such as Vogue, System, i-D, POP and Arena Homme+, and has been the subject of solo exhibitions including those at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain in Paris and Martin-Gropius-Bau in Berlin. Teller won the prestigious Citibank Photography Prize in 2003, and from 2014 to 2019 held a professorship at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste Nürnberg. His books with Steidl include Louis XV (2005), Marc Jacobs Advertising, 1998–2009 (2009), Siegerflieger (2015), The Master IV (2019), Handbags (2019), Leben und Tod (2020) and William Eggleston 414 (2020).

27/09/24

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Lab grown diamonds are quickly becoming a favorite among eco-conscious brides. These diamonds are created in controlled environments, offering the same sparkle, brilliance, and durability as natural diamonds—but without the ethical concerns associated with mining. Choosing a lab grown diamond means you’re getting a sustainable, conflict-free gem that shines just as bright as any natural stone.

Cushion Cut: A Classic with a Modern Twist

The Cushion Cut diamond is known for its rounded corners and larger facets that create a soft, elegant glow. It’s a cut that combines the best of both worlds: vintage charm with a modern edge. The cushion cut has a rich history, but its versatility and ability to enhance a diamond's brilliance make it a favorite for today’s engagement rings.

Halo Setting: More Sparkle, More Impact

What sets this ring apart is the Halo setting, where a circle of smaller diamonds surrounds the center cushion cut diamond, adding even more sparkle. This not only enhances the overall appearance of the center stone, making it look larger, but it also gives the ring a stunning, multi-dimensional effect. The halo is perfect for brides who want a bit of glamour without being overly bold.

10k White Gold: Sleek and Durable

The 10k White Gold band offers a polished and sleek look that beautifully complements the sparkle of the diamond. White gold has a cool, refined appearance that pairs well with any style, making it a great option for brides who prefer a minimalist aesthetic. Plus, the durability of 10k gold ensures that your ring will withstand the test of time—just like your love.

The Minimalist Accent Wedding Ring: Effortlessly Chic

To complete the set, the Minimalist Accent Wedding Ring offers a clean, simple design that pairs effortlessly with the halo engagement ring. This band is perfect for brides who want something understated yet elegant. Its simplicity enhances the boldness of the engagement ring, creating a harmonious balance between the two pieces.

Why This Set is Perfect for You

This ring combination is perfect for the modern bride who values both tradition and style. The 10k White Gold Cushion Cut Lab Grown Diamond Halo Engagement Ring gives you that classic, sparkling engagement ring look, while the Minimalist Accent Wedding Ring keeps things simple and sophisticated.

If you’re a bride who loves sustainable choices, timeless elegance, and understated luxury, this duo is the perfect way to celebrate your love.