Baguette Set Eternity Band In Silver
Baguettes run the whole way round this eternity band with no plain section anywhere, including the part that sits under the finger. Most bands stop their setting where nobody looks. Carrying it through is what makes an eternity band different, and considerably more expensive to make. It also means the ring reads correctly whichever way it has turned on the finger.
| Product Type | Ring |
| Base Metal | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Primary Stone | Cubic zirconia |
| Ideal Occasion | Anniversaries and stacking |
| Warranty | 6 months manufacturing warranty |
Key Features
- Baguette cut stones are set end to end around the full circumference with no plain back section.
- Each stone is held between fine metal walls, so the surface stays level right around the band.
- The stones are laid across the band rather than along it, giving a striped rather than continuous line.
- An open gallery runs beneath the setting, which lets light reach the stones from underneath as well.
- Slimness is what allows a full circle of stones to stay wearable rather than becoming bulky.
Styling Suggestions
A slim fully set ring is built for stacking, so wear it beside a plain band or below a solitaire. On its own it suits an anniversary or a milestone. It reads as formal enough for an evening and plain enough for a working day.
FAQs
What does eternity mean here?
Stones continuing all the way round with no plain stretch anywhere, including the section against the palm. The name refers to the unbroken circle. Half set versions stop at the sides and cost considerably less to make. The difference in price between the two is substantial.
Is a fully set ring comfortable?
The settings are level and polished, so the inner surface stays smooth. What it does mean is that the ring cannot be resized later, since cutting the band would break the circle. That is worth knowing before buying. Buy the fit carefully, since it cannot be altered later.
Why baguettes rather than round stones?
Baguettes sit against each other with no gaps, so the circle reads as continuous. Round stones leave small triangles of metal between them. For an unbroken line right around a band, straight cuts give the cleaner result. Straight cuts and straight lines belong together.
Can it be worn with an engagement ring?
It is the traditional companion to one, worn below it towards the palm. The slim width means it sits flush against most solitaires without a gap, which is why rings of this kind are usually made narrow. Worn above it, near the knuckle, works equally well and keeps the solitaire visible.
How should a fully set band be cleaned?
Brush right around the band in both directions with warm soapy water, giving equal attention to the underside, which collects the most residue. Rinse and dry fully so nothing sits between the settings. The section against the palm is the one people forget, and it is the dirtiest part of the ring.
