What does half eternity and full eternity mean?

A eternity ring can have stones around the entire ring band or just part of it. When the stones go all the way around, it is called a full eternity, and when they cover half of the band, it is called a half eternity.

The most common choice is to have the stones cover the part of the ring that is visible from above, and most of our eternity rings are half eternity. Some models with larger stones have stones that cover less than half of the band, and a few models are available as 3/4 eternity rings. If you would like one of our ring models as a full eternity, just let us know and we will provide a price quote. However, please be aware that it is not possible to resize a ring with stones all the way around the band.

Can I design my own ring?

We are happy to help you realise your design idea. Perhaps you have seen a picture of a ring you like, or maybe you want to modify one of the models in our collection. Please contact us for a free quote!

Should I choose lab-grown or natural diamonds for my eternity ring?

Whether you prefer natural or lab-grown diamonds is very individual.

Many people feel that the appeal of a diamond lies in the fact that it was formed under the earth's crust millions of years ago and therefore choose a natural diamond. Others feel it is most important to make as sustainable a choice as possible, which makes lab-grown diamonds an interesting alternative with a low carbon footprint and minimal impact on our environment. In terms of price, lab-grown diamonds are 20-50% lower than natural diamonds, which can of course also influence the choice!

Can I use my own gold to pay for my ring?

You are welcome to send us your own gold for recycling, and you will also receive a higher price per gram for the amount of gold that corresponds to the weight of your new ring. In practice, this means that using your own gold when purchasing new rings from us can make a big difference in price. This is our way of encouraging and rewarding the desire to recycle and, together with us, save the earth's resources.

Do I need to maintain my eternity ring?

Our eternity rings are made to last a lifetime, but a diamond ring should always be handled with care and should not be worn in situations where it risks being scratched or worn abnormally, such as when gardening, washing dishes, cleaning or exercising.

Rings with diamonds should be brought in at least once a year for a check of the prongs and settings to ensure that all stones are secure and have not come loose due to wear and tear or the ring being knocked or similar.