Lab Grown Diamond Eternity Wedding Rings

Some rings mark a beginning. An eternity ring marks the part of the story you're already living — the diamonds run unbroken the whole way around, which is the point: no beginning, no end.

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In Brief

Every ring in this collection is set with lab-grown diamonds — F–G colour, VS2–SI1 clarity — running unbroken the whole way around in solid 14K white gold finished with rhodium, and comes with an AGI certificate from the Accredited Gemological Institute. Because the diamonds are grown, a true full eternity stays within reach from two carats to eight, made to order in sizes 4 through 8 including half sizes, with the emerald cut designs running to size 9.

The stones

What lab-grown means: identical to mined diamond in every physical property, and independently graded.

Understanding the stone first

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Lab-Grown and Natural Diamonds, Compared

Both are diamond. The difference is where the carbon crystallised, and what that changes is grading, cost, and the carat weight within reach at a given budget.

Lab-GrownNatural
CompositionChemically, physically and optically identical. Origin is the only difference.Crystallised carbonCrystallised carbon
GradingIndependently graded. Single-stone pieces — engagement rings, studs — include an individual IGI certificate; tennis bracelets and eternity bands come with an AGI certificate.Conflict-free and responsibly sourced.
Cost at equal specificationThe figure DEEVE states storewide.Approximately 70% lessMarket price
Carat weight within a given budgetHigher — a full eternity band at 2 to 8 carats stays within reachLower at the same specification
Hardness and daily wearNo difference in durability.10 on the Mohs scale10 on the Mohs scale

Neither is the better stone. Lab-grown suits a larger carat weight within a set budget, and arrives independently graded — with an individual IGI certificate on single-stone pieces and an AGI certificate with every tennis bracelet and eternity band. Natural suits a preference for a stone formed over geological time, and is conflict-free and responsibly sourced. The choice is one of priority, not quality.

Collection Specifications

Carat Range
2.00ct to 8.00ct total weight
Cuts
Round brilliant or emerald cut
Color
F–G (near-colorless)
Clarity
VS2–SI1 (eye-clean)
Diamond Type
Lab grown (CVD)
Certificate
AGI certificate with every ring
Metal
Solid 14K white gold, rhodium polished
Setting
Prong set, the full way around
Band Width
Approximately 2.9mm to 6.4mm, scaling with carat weight
Sizes
Made to order, sizes 4 to 8 including half sizes — emerald cut designs run to 9
Fit
Because the diamonds run the full way around, an eternity ring is made to size rather than resized afterward — so confirm your size before ordering. Sizes 4 through 8 including half sizes are made to order, and the emerald cut designs run to size 9; a size beyond that range is made in our in-house Ontario workshop. Allow two to six weeks depending on the design.

Buying Guide

Choosing an Eternity Ring

Round brilliant carries classic fire; emerald cut reads as a calmer, architectural line of light

Lab-grown diamonds are chemically, physically, and optically identical to mined — graded on the same colour and clarity scales — which is what makes a full circle of F–G, eye-clean diamonds possible at these carat weights

Eternity rings are made to size rather than resized afterward — confirm your size before ordering

The Guide

How to Choose a Diamond Eternity Ring

Sizing comes first with a full eternity band. Because the diamonds continue the whole way around, the ring is made to size rather than resized later — so confirm your size before ordering, and note that wider bands wear snug. Carat weight then sets the presence: 2.00–3.00ct total reads as a fine, everyday line; 4.00–5.00ct is the balanced middle; 6.00–8.00ct makes the band the centrepiece, with width scaling from roughly 2.9mm to 6.4mm alongside it. Finally, choose the cut — round brilliant carries classic fire, while emerald cut reads as a calmer, architectural line of light. Every stone is F–G colour and VS2–SI1 clarity, set in solid 14K white gold, and every ring comes with an AGI certificate.

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The DEEVE Standard

Every ring in this collection is set with lab-grown diamonds — F–G colour, VS2–SI1 clarity — in solid 14K white gold, rhodium polished, never filled or vermeil, and comes with an AGI certificate. Because the diamonds run unbroken the full way around, each ring is made to size rather than resized afterward: sizes 4 through 8 including half sizes, with the emerald cut designs running to size 9. Every ring is made to order in two to six weeks, and sizes beyond that range are made in our in-house Ontario workshop. Every ring carries the lifetime warranty with free insured express shipping and 30-day returns across Canada and the US.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

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What does an eternity ring symbolize?

The diamonds run the whole way around the band, with no beginning and no end — a circle that stands for something continuing. Eternity rings traditionally mark anniversaries, the birth of a child, or a promise renewed.

Are the diamonds in DEEVE eternity rings real?

Yes. Every ring is set with lab-grown diamonds — chemically, physically, and optically identical to mined diamonds — in F–G colour and VS2–SI1 clarity, grown by the CVD process.

Are the diamonds in eternity rings certified?

Yes. Every ring in this collection comes with an AGI certificate from the Accredited Gemological Institute, an independent gemological laboratory in New York. The certificate is issued for the ring as a whole rather than for each stone.

Should I choose round brilliant or emerald cut?

Round brilliant returns the most light — a continuous ring of fire around the finger. Emerald cut is calmer: long, stepped facets that read as a clean, architectural line. Neither is the upgrade; they are two different temperaments.

What carat weight should I choose for an eternity ring?

2–3ct sits quietly on the hand for every day. 4–5ct brings clear presence. 6–8ct sets the full width of the band with diamonds and is felt as well as seen — band width grows with carat weight, from about 2.9mm to 6.4mm.

Can an eternity ring be resized?

Most sizes are already in stock — every eternity ring comes in sizes 4 through 8, including half sizes, chosen at checkout, and the emerald cut designs run to size 9. Because the diamonds run the full way around, an eternity ring is made to size rather than resized afterward; if you need a size outside the standard range, our in-house workshop takes orders, in two to six weeks depending on the design.

When is an eternity ring given?

Traditionally on a milestone anniversary or the birth of a child — though there is no rule. It is the ring for a moment worth marking inside a story that is still being written.

Do DEEVE eternity rings include a warranty?

Yes. Every DEEVE eternity ring includes a lifetime warranty covering manufacturing defects.

Can an eternity ring be worn as a wedding band?

Yes — a diamond eternity ring is often chosen as a wedding or anniversary band, worn on its own or stacked beside a solitaire. Match the metal to your engagement ring and the two sit together cleanly; because the diamonds run the full way around, the band reads the same from every angle. For pairing guidance on a specific ring, write to support@deeve.ca.

From the Journal

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About this collection

Some rings mark a beginning. An eternity ring marks the part of the story you're already living — an anniversary, a first child, a promise renewed. The diamonds run unbroken the whole way around, which is the point: no beginning, no end.

Every ring here is set with lab-grown diamonds — F–G colour, VS2–SI1 clarity — in solid 14K white gold finished with rhodium, and comes with an AGI certificate from the Accredited Gemological Institute. Round brilliant carries classic fire; emerald cut reads as a calmer, architectural line of light. And because the diamonds are grown, a true full eternity — not a half band — stays within reach from two carats to eight.

Available Specifications
  • Carat Range: 2.00ct to 8.00ct total weight
  • Cuts: Round brilliant or emerald cut
  • Color: F–G (near-colorless)
  • Clarity: VS2–SI1 (eye-clean)
  • Diamond Type: Lab grown (CVD)
  • Certificate: AGI certificate with every ring
  • Metal: Solid 14K white gold, rhodium polished
  • Setting: Prong set, the full way around
  • Band Width: Approximately 2.9mm to 6.4mm, scaling with carat weight
  • Sizes: Made to order, sizes 4 to 8 including half sizes — emerald cut designs run to 9

Eternity rings are made to order in sizes 4 through 8, including half sizes, chosen at checkout; the emerald cut designs run to size 9. Because the diamonds run the full way around, an eternity ring is made to size rather than resized afterward — allow two to six weeks depending on the design.

Why Lab-Grown

Lab-grown diamonds are chemically, physically, and optically identical to mined diamonds, graded on the same scales for colour, clarity, and cut. What changes is what becomes possible: a full circle of F–G, eye-clean diamonds — at carat weights that would otherwise stay out of reach. Learn how diamond grading works in our guide to diamond grading.

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