A Guide To
Eternity Rings

We’re here for all those “you mean the world to me moments”. That’s why we’ll help you show them your love is never-ending with a beautiful eternity ring. Discover what eternity rings mean and find the perfect one with our helpful guide.

What is an eternity ring & what do they mean?

A symbol of everlasting love, eternity rings are just as much of a promise of commitment as an engagement ring or wedding ring. Adorned with a continuing band of diamonds or gemstones, eternity rings are known to represent ever-lasting love.

If you’ve ever wondered about the history of eternity rings, they have been around for over 4,000 years and were first found in Ancient Egypt made from bone, beads and occasionally metal. Based on the symbol of infinity, the circular shape of the band historically represents the circle of life.

When do you get an eternity ring?

So, when do you buy an eternity ring? Eternity rings are traditionally given to mark significant milestones in a relationship. Symbolising the circle of life, an eternity ring makes the perfect gift for the birth of your first-born child, a special birthday, your wedding anniversary, or as an extra thoughtful Valentine’s Day gift. Ultimately, if it’s a meaningful day for you both, it’s worthy of a stunning eternity ring.

Are you celebrating your wedding anniversary? Spoil them to an eternity ring to match the year and choose from beautiful rubies, emeralds, sapphires, and diamond eternity rings for an unforgettable anniversary gift.

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Our favourite eternity ring styles

From full eternity to half-eternity, find an eternity ring to treasure forever with our beautiful collections.

Full eternity rings

A never-ending row of diamonds or gemstones radiating around the band.

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Half-eternity rings

Sparkle at the front, comfort at the back with half a row of diamonds or gemstones.

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Coloured gemstones rings

Adorned with precious gems like sapphires, rubies or emeralds.

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Platinum

For a lustrous white colour that will never fade.

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Yellow Gold

Rich yellow hues and a strong setting for diamonds.

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White Gold

Modern and contemporary with a bright white finish.

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Rose Gold

Vintage-inspired for those wanting something a little different.

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How to wear an eternity ring

Two of the most common questions when it comes to wearing this special ring are which order do you wear your engagement, wedding and eternity ring, and which finger do you wear an eternity ring on?

Tradition states it’s your wedding ring first, engagement ring second and then finally your eternity ring – all sitting on the fourth finger of your left hand, known as your ring finger.

Truth is though, it’s completely up to you. Some people like to wear their eternity ring on top of their wedding ring, with the engagement ring on last. Others feel like the three rings on one finger can feel too much so tend to wear their eternity ring separately on their right hand. If all three rings are going to be sat next to each other, we advise to go for the same precious metal so that they wear evenly over time.

Unsure of their ring size?

Find out their ring size in secret with our handy guide, featuring a ring size conversion chart and our downloadable ring size guide.

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Speak to our experts

Our expert consultants are on-hand to offer advice on the choosing the perfect eternity ring. Whether you prefer to chat to our fabulous Customer Services & Sales team or if you’d like to visit us in-store, we’re here to help.

Booking a personal appointment in one of our stores is a great way to make choosing the perfect eternity ring as stress-free as possible. We’ll be able to take you through the different options in one of our consultation spaces.

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Get to know about diamonds

It’s always good to do some research before choosing an eternity ring. Our Diamond Buying Guide will give you an insight to the 4Cs and precious metals to look out for.

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