Eternity Rings

Q: How do I choose the right size for an eternity ring?

Eternity rings are mementos that convey a deep sense of affection to your partners, so you don't want to mess up any detail of this valuable jewel while presenting it as a gift. There are a few ways to find the right ring size for your soulmate. You can measure the diameter of an already existing ring for your loved one and convert it into the UK ring size. Or you can cut a strip of paper, wrap it around the finger of your beloved, measure the resulting paper ring in millimeters, and convert it into UK size. It is important to select an eternity ring that fits you properly as they are a bit difficult to get resized.

Q: How much do diamond eternity bands cost?

Eternity rings are studded with radiating and dazzling diamonds, which results in magnificent jewellery that exudes classy vibes and looks luxurious on wearers. At Friendly Diamonds, the approximate price range starts from £844 to £5000*. This variation is due to factors such as diamond shape, carat, stone grading, metal settings, ring style, and the composition of the band. With customisation options available, you can design a ring that perfectly suits your spouse’s preferences while staying within your budget.

Q: Why are eternity rings so expensive?

Eternity rings are made with twice as many diamonds, making a full circle; hence, they are more expensive than five stone or seven stone anniversary rings. The metal band encrusted with sparkly diamonds of the same size and shape is more challenging to manufacture when compared to other rings. In a way, you can say that diamond eternity rings, just like a decade-long relationship withstands the test of hardships.

Q: How are eternity rings typically worn?

Eternity rings are usually gifted on anniversaries and also on momentous occassions. They are popularly worn as "bridal sets," where the set would consist of an engagement ring, a wedding band, and an eternity ring. All of these rings can be worn together or parted in separate fingers. Eternity rings can be worn on any finger. Additionally, many people choose to customise their eternity bands according to their engagement rings, so when paired together, they look like a part of each other, making the overall look aesthetic. Some people also like stacking different types of eternity rings and like to carry them individually on their forefinger or ring finger, giving them a chic look. There are multiple ways to wear eternity rings but it completely depends on your preference and taste.

Q: How are eternity rings different from other types of rings?

Eternity rings are much different than an engagement ring, a five stone ring, or a seven stone ring. An eternity ring is a band that is fully encrusted with diamonds, whereas an engagement ring has one focal center stone, and other diamonds that surround it are added depending on the setting and the style that you choose. Eternity rings are also different than five stone or seven stone rings because those rings have only five and seven diamonds encrusted on the band, unlike an eternity ring, which has diamonds encircling the entire band.

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Make your love last for an eternity with our collection of full eternity ring bands. Made with round and fancy-shaped lab diamonds, these rings are the perfect gift to celebrate a milestone in your relationship.

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Diamond Eternity Bands

Before we start, answer this: Which ring style is the epitome of elegance and eternal love shared between the couple? A clue to the answer lies in the question itself!

For those who couldn’t answer this question, we will put a stop to the riddle! We are talking about eternity rings, they have been seen as a traditional anniversary gift for the past few decades. We are sure you might have certain questions, like: Why are these rings called eternity rings? When did the tradition of giving these rings start? What is the history and meaning of this ring? Well, fret not; we bring you answers to all these questions!

Let’s start with the basics! You might wonder what an eternity ring is. To simply explain it, an eternity ring consists of a row of scintillating diamonds set on a metal band. An eternity ring is seen as a symbol of everlasting love shared between a couple. The history of eternity bands dates back at least 4,000 years; it was during Egyptian times when a ring was seen as a representation of the eternal love between the couple. They believed a ring represented the sun and the moon, which transcend time and are there for an eternity. While the times have changed and eternity rings have been made with plain metal bands, now they are upgraded and encrusted with precious stones like diamonds.

There are no set rules as to when one should gift an eternity ring. However, couples on their 10th wedding anniversary gift their partner an eternity ring. But with times changing, people now gift their partners the beauty of this diamond ring that signifies the circle of life to commemorate a significant milestone such as childbirth.

As we already said, there are no set rules as to when is the right time when you can gift your partner a diamond eternity ring. It all depends on you as to when you feel it is the right time to gift your partner an eternity ring to show them the love you have for them! For example, you can choose to ditch the traditional wedding bands and switch to eternity rings for your wedding ceremony when you are exchanging vows to be together forever. So, now is the time to explore our curated collection of eternity rings. Shop diamond eternity rings featuring different diamond shapes and metal colour options! You can enjoy our 360-degree feature and look at your ring from every angle! But wait, you can even customise one to your liking. With us, you can get the lab diamond eternity ring straight out of your dreams

Eternity Rings FAQs

How do I choose the right size for an eternity ring?

How much do diamond eternity bands cost?

Why are eternity rings so expensive?

How are eternity rings typically worn?

How are eternity rings different from other types of rings?