Collection: Anniversary Bands

Discover King Jewelers' anniversary band collection in Nashville, with over 130 styles from stackable diamond bands to full eternity designs. Featuring Sylvie, JB Star, Kwiat, Precision Set, and Sethi Couture, plus our KJ5 and lab grown Ella Rose collections.

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Anniversary Bands Information and FAQ

About Anniversary Bands at King Jewelers

King Jewelers carries a dedicated anniversary band collection in Nashville, with over 130 styles ranging from stackable diamond bands to full eternity designs. Our lineup includes Sylvie, JB Star, Kwiat, Precision Set, and Sethi Couture, along with a wide selection from our own KJ5 and lab grown Ella Rose collections.

Anniversary bands are available in yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, and platinum, set with diamonds, lab grown diamonds, and colored gemstones like ruby, sapphire, and emerald, in styles ranging from delicate 5-stone and 7-stone bands to fully-set eternity designs. Prices start around $1,300 for a simple stackable diamond band and reach up to nearly $30,000 for statement eternity pieces, making it easy to find a meaningful way to mark an anniversary, milestone birthday, or the arrival of a new baby at almost any budget.

Shop the full anniversary band collection online with free shipping on qualifying U.S. orders over $500, or visit our Green Hills showroom at 4121 Hillsboro Pike in Nashville to try pieces on with guidance from our team. Since 1912, King Jewelers has helped Nashville couples celebrate their milestones with a meaningful anniversary band, backed by complimentary sizing, cleaning, and appraisal services.

How to Choose an Anniversary Band

Anniversary bands celebrate a milestone rather than replacing a wedding band, so choosing one comes down to full versus half eternity, gemstone choice, metal, and how it stacks with the jewelry you already wear.

Decide between full and half eternity
- A full eternity band sets stones all the way around the band, delivering sparkle from every angle with no visible "back." It's the more traditional, symbolic choice, an unbroken circle representing love with no beginning or end, but it's harder to resize since there's no plain metal section for a jeweler to work with.
- A half eternity band sets stones across the top 40-50% of the band, facing out. It's more comfortable for daily wear, easier to resize, and typically costs less since it uses roughly half as many stones, without sacrificing much visible sparkle when worn on the hand.

Match the style to how the ring will be worn
- If the anniversary band will stack with an engagement ring and existing wedding band every day, a half eternity band tends to be the more practical choice: it sits flush, resists spinning, and holds up better to daily activity.
- If the band is meant to be a standalone celebration piece, worn for its own sake rather than as part of a daily stack, a full eternity band earns its extra sparkle and cost.

Consider gemstone quality and color, not just diamonds
Diamonds remain the classic anniversary band choice, but colored gemstones like ruby, sapphire, and emerald add personal meaning, sometimes tied to a specific anniversary year or birthstone. Whatever stone you choose, aim for consistency: uniform color, clarity, and cut across all the stones is what makes an eternity band look cohesive rather than mismatched.

Choose a setting based on lifestyle
- Prong settings maximize brilliance and light exposure but expose more of the stone to daily wear.
- Channel settings protect stones between two walls of metal, a sturdier choice for active hands.
- Bezel settings offer the most protection and a sleeker, more contemporary look.
- Pavé settings pack in extra sparkle with small stones set closely together.

Match metal and stone shape to your existing rings
Pairing the same metal (platinum, white gold, yellow gold, or rose gold) and diamond shape as your engagement ring and wedding band creates the most seamless stack. Intentionally mixing metals or stone shapes can look modern and personal instead, as long as it reads as a deliberate choice.

Think about sizing before you buy
Because full eternity bands are difficult to resize, get your ring size confirmed carefully, ideally at a time of day when your hands aren't unusually swollen. If you expect your size to change over time, a half eternity band offers far more flexibility down the road.

At King Jewelers, our anniversary band collection includes Sylvie, JB Star, Kwiat, Precision Set, and Sethi Couture, along with our own KJ5 and lab grown Ella Rose lines, in full and half eternity styles, five-stone and seven-stone designs, and colored gemstone options like ruby, sapphire, and emerald. Our team can help you find the right style and stone quality to mark your milestone, in person at our Green Hills showroom in Nashville or online.

Anniversary Bands Styles & Designers We Carry

King Jewelers carries a dedicated anniversary band collection in Nashville, with over 130 styles ranging from stackable diamond bands to full eternity designs. Our anniversary band collection spans yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, and platinum, set with diamonds, lab grown diamonds, and colored gemstones like ruby, sapphire, and emerald.



Styles We Carry:


Full Eternity Bands — Diamonds set continuously around the entire band for sparkle from every angle, a traditional milestone gift.

Half Eternity Bands — Diamonds set across the top half of the band, offering nearly the same sparkle with easier resizing and everyday comfort.

Five-Stone & Seven-Stone Bands — A row of graduated diamonds symbolizing years shared together, a popular milestone anniversary style.

Stackable Anniversary Bands — Slim bands designed to be layered with an existing wedding set for a personalized, evolving look.

Colored Gemstone Bands — Ruby, sapphire, or emerald eternity bands offering a meaningful, personalized alternative to an all-diamond design.



Designers We Carry:


Kwiat — Founded in 1907 in New York, this 4th-generation diamond house is the exclusive US distributor of the patented Ashoka® diamond cut and known for fine diamond anniversary bands.

JB Star — Founded in 1979, JB Star handcrafts diamond eternity bands entirely in its New York workshop, known for exceptional diamond quality.

Sylvie — Known for feminine, detail-driven stackable band design with delicate settings built for everyday layering.

Precision Set — Known for classic, well-crafted diamond eternity and anniversary bands at accessible price points.

Sethi Couture — Known for bohemian-luxe, gemstone-forward band design with a distinctive artisan aesthetic.

Warranty & Services

Every anniversary band purchased at King Jewelers is backed by a free lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects on gold, platinum, and sterling silver settings. If a manufacturing issue arises, we'll repair or replace the band at no cost; normal wear and tear isn't covered, but our team is always happy to help with maintenance.

Sizing: Half eternity and stackable anniversary bands include free sizing within one ring size range. Full eternity bands are more difficult to resize since diamonds are set continuously around the entire band, so confirming your size carefully before purchase is especially important with these styles.

Engraving: Engraving is available on the interior of most anniversary bands, a meaningful way to mark the specific milestone, date, or message behind the gift.

Custom Design: Our master jewelers offer custom anniversary band design, whether you want a specific gemstone combination, a five- or seven-stone layout, or a band built to stack seamlessly with an existing wedding set.

Appraisals: Our in-house gemologists provide expert appraisal services for anniversary bands, useful for insurance coverage or confirming value, especially for pieces with diamonds or colored gemstones.

Diamond Upgrade Program: Anniversary bands with a diamond center or feature stone may qualify for our Diamond Upgrade Program, allowing you to trade in for a different size, quality, or shape later on, paying only the difference in value.

Ongoing Care: Anniversary bands include complimentary cleaning, polishing, and rhodium plating (for white gold), along with regular inspection to keep prongs secure and stones from loosening over time.

Returns: Anniversary bands can be returned within 15 days of delivery if unworn, unaltered, and in original condition with all packaging. Once a band has been resized, engraved, or custom designed, it's considered final sale.

Whether you're shopping online or visiting our Green Hills showroom in Nashville, our team can help you choose the right style, stone quality, and sizing in person.

FAQ About Anniversary Bands

Where can I buy anniversary bands in Nashville, TN?

Anniversary bands are available at King Jewelers in Nashville, Tennessee. Visit our showroom at 4121 Hillsboro Pike, Nashville, TN 37215, to explore the collection in person, or shop online at kingjewelers.com. For questions about availability, call (615) 724-5464.

Which anniversary year is traditional for giving an anniversary band?

Common milestone years include the 1st, 5th, 10th, 20th, and 25th anniversaries, though there's no set rule; many couples choose to celebrate any year, including an unexpected 'off year,' that feels meaningful to them.

Which hand and finger does an anniversary band go on?

There's no strict rule. Most women wear an anniversary band on the left ring finger, stacked above or below their wedding band and engagement ring. Others prefer the right hand or a different finger entirely to avoid overcrowding one finger.

What is the difference between an anniversary band and a wedding band?

A wedding band is exchanged during the wedding ceremony and worn every day from that point forward. An anniversary band is given later, typically to mark a specific milestone, and is meant as an addition to an existing wedding set rather than a replacement.

What is the difference between an anniversary ring and an eternity band?

An eternity band specifically features gemstones set continuously (fully or partially) around the band. Anniversary ring is a broader term that can include eternity bands, three-stone rings, five-stone rings, or other designs given to mark a relationship milestone.

How much should I spend on an anniversary band?

Anniversary bands commonly range from around $1,000 for a simple stackable design up to $10,000 or more for a full eternity band with larger diamonds. Budget typically comes down to personal preference and the significance of the milestone being celebrated.

What gemstone is traditional for each anniversary year?

Traditional milestones include sapphire for the 5th anniversary, diamond for the 10th, emerald for the 20th, silver for the 25th, ruby for the 40th, and diamond again for the 60th. Many couples choose a birthstone or personally meaningful gemstone instead of following tradition exactly.

Can an anniversary band replace my wedding band?

It can if that's what you prefer, some couples use a milestone anniversary as an opportunity to upgrade their wedding band entirely, but most treat the anniversary band as an addition to be stacked alongside the original wedding set.

Can an anniversary band be resized?

Half eternity and stackable anniversary bands can generally be resized. Full eternity bands are more difficult to resize since diamonds are set continuously around the entire band, so getting your size right before purchase matters more with this style.

What styles of anniversary bands does King Jewelers carry?

Our collection includes full and half eternity bands, five-stone and seven-stone designs, stackable bands, and colored gemstone options in ruby, sapphire, and emerald, from designers including Sylvie, JB Star, Kwiat, Precision Set, and Sethi Couture.