Is 14K white gold good for a daily-wear wedding band?

Yes. 14K gold is harder than 18K or 24K and holds up well to daily wear. White gold is alloyed with white metals and usually rhodium plated, so the bright white look can fade and need replating after years of wear.

Will the satin finish wear off?

A satin finish is a surface texture, not a coating, so it does not flake off. It does smooth and polish where it rubs against other rings or hard surfaces, and fine scratches show more than on a polished band.

Can I wear it stacked with an engagement ring?

Yes. The flat profile is made to sit flush against a solitaire or other ring, which is why flat bands are common as wedding rings. Check the width so the stack stays comfortable.

How do I find the right size?

Have your finger measured at a jeweler or with a ring sizer, and measure at the end of the day when fingers are largest. Wide flat bands fit tighter than narrow ones, so size up if the band is wide.

Does it need special care?

Wash it with mild soap and warm water and dry with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive polishes, which flatten the satin texture, and have a jeweler reapply the satin finish or rhodium plating when it dulls.