Eternity Rings

Eternity rings are a physical symbol of everlasting love and boundless devotion. The shape of the eternity ring also alludes to the perpetual circle of life. The sentimental connotations of the eternity ring make it an ideal token for celebrating life's significant milestones.

Although there is no definitive rule for which finger an eternity ring should be worn on, most wear it on the fourth finger, or ring finger, of their left hand. Traditionally, the wedding ring would be worn first, then the engagement ring, followed on the finger by the eternity ring. The predecessor to the eternity ring, known as a keeper, or guard ring, would be worn in addition to an engagement ring, and thus eternity rings have followed in the same fashion. Eternity rings are easily stackable, making them ideal for wearing with your engagement ring.

With its symbolic meaning, eternity rings are often gifted on special occasions such as the birth of a child or a tenth wedding anniversary. Eternity rings make for the perfect wedding ring or sentimental gift. Many couples choose to commemorate special milestones with the gift of an eternity ring.

Eternity rings can be made up of different numbers of stones, depending on the style and ring size. Some half eternity rings can contain as few as five stones. Full eternity rings can feature 25 or more diamonds, especially if the diamonds are small.