Wedding Bands

A half-eternity ring has diamonds set across the top half of the band only — the bottom half is plain metal. A full-eternity (or "eternity") ring has diamonds set continuously around the entire circumference. Half-eternity rings can be resized; full-eternity rings generally cannot, because resizing would disrupt the diamond setting. Half-eternity bands also feel more comfortable for stacking since the smooth back sits flush against adjacent rings.

Yes. Lab-grown diamonds are chemically, physically, and optically identical to mined diamonds. They are graded on the same 4Cs scale (cut, color, clarity, carat) and certified by the same independent labs. The difference is origin — lab-grown diamonds are produced in controlled lab environments rather than mined from the earth. The visual result on the finger is identical.

Most diamond wedding bands in this collection are designed to stack with solitaire and halo engagement rings. Slim widths (1.5–2mm) sit closest to the center stone. Curved or contour bands hug the engagement ring setting more precisely. If you have a wider engagement ring, look for matching width in the wedding band — proportions read better when the two rings feel balanced.

Carat weight varies by style. Pavé bands typically carry 0.1–0.5 ctw (carat total weight) of small diamonds across the front. Full-eternity bands carry more — often 1.0 ctw or higher — because the diamonds extend all the way around. Each product page lists total carat weight and number of stones.

Clean gently with warm water and mild soap, using a soft brush to reach between the pavé stones. Skip ultrasonic cleaners — they can loosen the small diamond settings over time. Have the prongs inspected by a jeweler every 12-18 months to make sure no stones are at risk of falling out. Remove the ring before activities with hard impact, like weightlifting or gardening.

Half-eternity and pavé bands with plain metal at the back can typically be resized one or two sizes up or down by a local jeweler. Full-eternity rings (diamonds all the way around) generally cannot be resized because the band cannot be cut without disrupting the setting. Find your ring size before ordering a full-eternity style and, if between sizes, size up — too tight is uncomfortable; slightly loose can be padded with sizing beads.