A moissanite eternity band in yellow gold sets a continuous line of moissanite across the band for steady sparkle. Most designs are half eternity bands, and a few carry stones all the way around. Choose round, princess, marquise, pear or emerald cut moissanite in prong, shared prong, channel or pave settings, in 10K, 14K or 18K yellow gold.
From a slim 1.5mm to a bold 6mm — choose the proportion that suits your hand.
A gently rounded interior that slips on easily and wears beautifully all day.
Match or contrast your engagement ring in white, yellow, rose gold or platinum.
Curved and contoured bands designed to sit flush against your ring.
Buying guide
A half eternity band sets moissanite across the top of the band and leaves the underside plain gold. It is comfortable between the fingers, pairs easily with an engagement ring, and can be resized. A full eternity band carries stones all the way around, so it sparkles from every side, but its size is fixed once it is made. Most designs here are half eternity; a few are full eternity.
Round moissanite in claw or shared prongs gives the most classic look. Marquise and pear shapes, sometimes mixed with rounds in a vine or alternating pattern, give a more decorative line. An emerald cut set north-south reads clean and modern. Channel set and double-row knife edge pave designs are lower and smoother on the finger.
Moissanite rates 9.25 on the Mohs hardness scale, so it handles everyday wear well, and it has strong fire with flashes of color. Most designs offer between 0.25 and 1 carat total weight, picked on the product page, and a few go higher. Bands start under $400, and most are between about $600 and $750 at their smallest option. Moissanite has little resale value, so choose it for how it looks and wears.
Each band is made for you in 10–15 days. Shipping is free on orders over $500, returns are accepted within 30 days, and one resize is free within 60 days of delivery. Full eternity bands, with stones all the way around, can't be resized, so the one free size change means remaking the band.