Collection: Precious Gemstone & Diamond Eternity Bands

King Jewelers carries a dedicated diamond eternity band collection in Nashville, with over 80 styles fully set with diamonds around the entire band. Our lineup includes JB Star, Kwiat, Norman Silverman, Precision Set, Sethi Couture, and Fred Leighton, along with a wide selection from our own KJ5 and lab grown Ella Rose collections.

Eternity bands are available in yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, and platinum, in prong, shared-prong, and channel-set styles, with diamond and lab grown diamond options as well as colored gemstone accents like ruby and sapphire. Prices start around $1,500 for an approachable diamond eternity band and reach up to $85,000 for the most exceptional full-carat designs, so there's an option whether you're marking an anniversary, stacking with an engagement ring, or choosing a standalone symbol of "forever."

Shop the full eternity 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 couples find the perfect eternity band, backed by complimentary sizing, cleaning, and appraisal services.

Choosing a diamond eternity band comes down to full versus half, setting style, diamond quality, and how it will pair with the rest of your bridal jewelry.

Decide full or half eternity first
- A full eternity band sets diamonds all the way around the band for sparkle from every angle, but it's difficult to resize since there's no plain metal section to work with.
- A half eternity band sets diamonds across the top 40-50% that's visible when worn, making it easier to resize, generally more comfortable for daily wear, and less expensive since it uses roughly half as many stones.

Understand the diamond quality that matters most for this style
For a clean, bright look, most jewelers recommend staying in the D to H color range and VS1 to SI1 clarity. Consistency between all the stones matters just as much as any individual stone's grade; every diamond in the band should be matched closely enough in cut, color, and clarity that the ring reads as a single, uniform circle of sparkle rather than a mix of mismatched stones. Total carat weight (TCW) refers to the combined weight of every diamond in the band, and it's the figure that drives most of the price.

Choose a setting based on how you'll wear it
- Prong settings expose the most of each diamond and maximize brilliance, but they sit higher on the finger and are more prone to snagging or loosening over time.
- Channel settings hold diamonds securely between two walls of metal with no visible prongs, a sturdier, lower-profile choice for daily wear and active hands.
- Bezel settings surround each diamond in a thin rim of metal for maximum protection and a sleek, modern look.
- Pavé settings pack small diamonds closely together for a continuous, almost solid-looking sparkle.

Match the diamond shape to your other rings, if you're stacking
Round diamonds are the most popular and versatile shape for eternity bands since they pair with nearly any engagement ring. Fancy shapes like emerald, oval, radiant, and baguette cost more since matching multiple fancy-cut stones for consistent size and quality is more difficult than matching round brilliants.

Match metal and diamond shape to your engagement ring for a cohesive stack
Pairing the same metal (platinum, white gold, yellow gold, or rose gold) creates the most seamless look. If your ring will stack with an existing engagement ring, look for a low-profile setting so the two rings sit flush and the diamonds don't scratch against each other.

Get sized carefully before you buy, especially for full eternity
Since a full eternity band can't be resized without resetting the stones or remaking the ring, confirm your size with a professional rather than guessing.

At King Jewelers, our diamond eternity band collection includes JB Star, Kwiat, Norman Silverman, Precision Set, and Sethi Couture, along with our own KJ5 and lab grown Ella Rose lines, in prong, shared-prong, and channel-set styles across yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, and platinum. Our team can help you compare diamond quality and setting styles in person at our Green Hills showroom in Nashville, or you can shop the full collection online.

King Jewelers carries a dedicated diamond eternity band collection in Nashville, with over 80 styles fully set with diamonds around the band. Our diamond eternity band collection spans yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, and platinum, in prong, shared-prong, and channel-set styles.

Styles We Carry:

Full Eternity Bands — Diamonds set continuously around the entire band, delivering sparkle from every angle with no visible "back."

Half Eternity Bands — Diamonds set across the top half of the band, easier to resize and a practical everyday choice.

Prong-Set Bands — Diamonds held by individual or shared prongs, maximizing brilliance and light exposure.

Channel-Set Bands — Diamonds secured between two walls of metal with no exposed prongs, a durable, low-profile choice for daily wear.

Fancy Cut Eternity Bands — Emerald, radiant, and round diamond styles offering a distinctive alternative to the classic round brilliant look.

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 eternity bands.

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

Norman Silverman — Established in 1983, Norman Silverman is known for sourcing rare, high-quality diamonds and letting the stones themselves take center stage.

Fred Leighton — A legendary vintage and antique jewelry house acquired by Kwiat, known for one-of-a-kind estate-style eternity bands with red-carpet pedigree.

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