A band with diamonds set continuously around the full circumference. Every angle of the ring has a stone, which produces consistent sparkle whether the hand is still or moving. The practical consideration to know before choosing one: a full eternity band cannot be resized. Diamonds run the entire shank with no plain metal to cut and rejoin. A half-eternity sets diamonds across the visible portion of the band and can be resized, which makes it the more practical choice for most people. Both styles are available in our collection.

A full eternity band cannot be resized. There is no plain metal section to cut and alter. If ring size changes later, there is no clean solution. A half-eternity band can be resized in the plain section at the back of the shank. If there is any chance your size might change, the half-eternity is the more practical choice. Come in and be sized properly before ordering either style. Getting it right from the start is easier than working around it later.

Yes, and the approach is usually understated. A single flush-set or bezel-set diamond sits level with or below the surface of the band, so it does not catch on anything and reads as a detail rather than a statement. A stone set inside the band is another option, completely hidden when worn and visible only when the ring is off. Both suit the aesthetic of most men's bands. We work with couples designing both bands together, which is often where the stone detail for his band comes in.

The two pieces need to sit comfortably against each other. A plain band sits alongside most engagement rings without adjustment. A pavé or eternity band may need to be designed around a specific engagement ring profile if the head is high or the shank has side stones. A shadow band is designed to follow the silhouette of the engagement ring exactly, with no gap between the two when worn together. Come in with the engagement ring and we'll design the band around it.