Traditional eternity rings have a continuous row of diamonds or other gemstones that completely encircle a band, signifying never-ending love. Eternity rings are often given as gifts for an anniversary or other special event, but they're versatile, and can be used as a wedding band or to replace an engagement ring.
Floating Diamond Eternity Ring in Platinum
Blue Nile
Diamonds are placed into a low-profile platinum setting to create this eternity ring. The number of diamonds and their total carat weight varies by ring size (starts at 19 diamonds and 1.35 total carats for a size 5 ring). Prices start at $2,950.
Blue Topaz Eternity Ring
Blue Nile
Diamonds aren't an essential eternity ring ingredient. Not everyone likes diamonds, and colored gemstones can make a bold statement. This delicate-looking eternity ring is created by placing 37 round topazes in an 18K white gold setting. It can be worn by itself or stacked with rings set with other colored gems. Several different gemstones are available, so how about choosing her birthstone, or the birthstones of her children? Priced at $520.
