Channel Set Eternity Band

Highlights

• Channel-set cubic zirconia is held between metal walls without prongs to catch on clothing.
• Round cubic zirconia uses gemstone-style facet proportions to return light.

Good to Know

• The rhodium plated over lead free alloy (brass) surface is bright white and highly reflective.
• Cubic zirconia is laboratory-grown and denser than most natural stones.
• The surface layer can wear through over years of wear on a ring that rubs daily.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the ring solid metal or plated?

The ring is rhodium plated over lead free alloy (brass). Rhodium is a bright white, highly reflective member of the platinum family, and the plating forms the surface a wearer sees and touches while the alloy provides the piece’s shape and weight.

What do the stone and band measurements mean?

The 2 (mm) measurement refers to one accent cubic zirconia, while 1.45 ct is the total stone weight across the cubic zirconia on the ring. The 3.6 Mm measurement describes the band’s width, giving the individual stone and overall band measurements separate meanings.

What does a channel setting mean for the ring?

A channel setting seats stones in a groove between two metal walls. It leaves no prongs to catch on clothing, so the ring uses the channel setting rather than prong settings to hold its round cubic zirconia.

How to Care for Your Channel Set Eternity Band

1. Clean the rhodium plated over lead free alloy (brass) piece with soap, water, and a soft cloth.
2. Avoid polishing compounds and dips, which can thin the surface layer.
3. Ask a jeweller to re-plate the piece if the surface layer wears through over years of wear.