Moissanite Eternity Bands

Moissanite eternity rings, made to order in sterling silver, gold, or platinum. Stones run the full circumference of the band, which is what separates an eternity ring from a plain wedding band.

Full eternity cannot be resized

Read this before you order. A full eternity ring carries stones around the entire circumference, which leaves no plain metal for a jeweler to cut and rejoin. That makes it effectively impossible to resize later. If your finger size changes, and fingers do change with age, weather, pregnancy, and weight, the ring cannot follow.

A half eternity ring, with stones across the top half and plain metal underneath, can be resized within limits and sits more comfortably against an adjacent ring. For most people it is the more practical choice, and it costs less. We sell both, and we would rather you chose the right one than the more expensive one.

Getting the size right the first time

Since resizing is off the table on a full eternity, measure carefully. Fingers run larger late in the day and in warm weather, and smaller in the cold. Measure a few times across different days and take the larger reading. Our sizes run 3 to 10 in quarter steps, which gives more precision than most stores offer.

If you are still deciding where an eternity ring fits alongside the rest, we wrote about the difference between a wedding ring and an eternity ring.

Ordering

Made to order in our own workshop in Surat, two to four weeks door to door. Exchanges run through the same 30 day window as returns, so if the fit is wrong, tell us inside 30 days.

Frequently asked questions

Can an eternity ring be resized?

A full eternity ring cannot be meaningfully resized, because stones run the entire circumference and there is no plain metal to cut and rejoin. A half eternity ring can be resized within limits. Measure carefully before ordering a full eternity.

What is the difference between full and half eternity?

Full eternity carries stones all the way around. Half eternity carries them across the top half with plain metal underneath, which costs less, sits more comfortably against adjacent rings, and can be resized. For most people the half is the more practical choice.

How should I measure for a ring that cannot be resized?

Measure several times across different days and take the larger reading. Fingers run larger late in the day and in warm weather. Our sizes run 3 to 10 in quarter steps.