Gold Eternity Rings

A gold eternity ring is a symbol of eternal love and commitment, traditionally given to mark significant occasions such as an anniversary or the birth of a child. The ring is often set with a continuous line of gemstones, representing unending love.

Gold eternity rings are commonly available in yellow, white, rose, and two-tone gold. Each type offers a distinct aesthetic, allowing you to choose a colour that best complements your style and other jewellery pieces.

Resizing a gold eternity ring can be challenging, especially if the band features stones set all around. It’s best to consult with our live chat or a sales professional at a Chisholm Hunter store for resizing options.

While anniversaries are a popular occasion, eternity rings can also be given to mark other significant milestones, like the birth of a child or an important personal achievement, symbolising the everlasting bond shared between loved ones.

Diamonds are a popular choice for eternity rings due to their durability and timeless appeal. However, many people also opt for coloured gemstones like sapphires, rubies, or emeralds to personalise their ring and add a unique touch.

A full eternity ring features stones set all around the band, symbolising unending love, while a half eternity ring has stones covering only the top half. Full eternity rings are often chosen for their continuous sparkle, while half eternity rings can offer more comfort and flexibility in sizing.

To keep your gold eternity ring looking its best, clean it gently with warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush. Avoid wearing it during activities that could expose it to chemicals or impact. Regular professional cleaning can also help maintain its shine and condition.

Yes, gold eternity rings are often stacked with wedding bands or engagement rings for a layered look. Be mindful of any wear and tear from stacking and ensure each ring is compatible to avoid damaging the settings.

Eternity rings are typically worn on the ring finger of the left hand, alongside an engagement ring and wedding band. However, many people choose to wear it on the right hand or another finger based on personal preference.