Full, half or three-quarter eternity
- Full eternity: diamonds circle the whole band, like Diana, Samantha and Kyra. The most sparkle from every angle.
- Half eternity: diamonds across the top half only, like Avantika, Bailey and Aria. Smoother on the palm and easier to resize.
- Three-quarter eternity: a middle ground, like Presley and Sangita.
Five ways to set the diamonds
- Prong: small metal claws let in the most light.
- Channel: diamonds sit between two walls of gold, with nothing to catch.
- Pavé: many small diamonds set close for a bright, fine line.
- Bezel: each diamond wrapped in a thin rim of metal. Smooth and secure.
- Bar: thin bars between diamonds for a clean, modern look.
Every band comes in white, yellow, rose or blackened gold, many in platinum too.
Sizing an eternity band
A full eternity band is hard to resize because diamonds run all the way around. Get your size measured before you order. A half eternity band has plain metal at the back, so it can be sized later.
What an eternity wedding band costs
Ours run from $475 to $7,950. The total diamond weight, the setting, the metal and the band width set the price.
Each band's Transparency Manifest breaks the price into metal, diamonds, labor, logistics and our protocol fee.
How buying works
- Free US shipping.
- 45-day returns, free both ways.
- Our lifetime promise on craftsmanship.
- A free appraisal with every band over $2,000.
For every wedding band style, see women's wedding rings. Want color? See sapphire eternity rings.