Can someone post a picture of two eternity bands...

[birthdaygirl]

where one of them has a solitaire set in it?

I am also wondering how you make sure your solitaire doesn't fall to the side. Mine always does in my current setting.

Thanks!

 

[diamondseeker2006]

When a ring fits properly, it does not spin. However, some people have larger knuckles and in order to get the ring on, it has to be large enough to make it past the knuckle. Then it is too loose on the lower finger. This really is not the fault of the ring; it is the way the finger is. Of course, your ring might just be too big!

There are eternity sets posted here on PS, but it would take some searching to find them and it is my bedtime! But here's an example of an eternity engagement ring:
http://www.whiteflash.com/engagemen...r-an-eternity-diamond-engagement-ring-596.htm

I like this style better:
http://www.whiteflash.com/engagement-rings/diamond-settings/elena-diamond-engagement-ring-1364.htm

 

[yssie]

This older thread has lots of pics -
[URL='https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/show-me-your-diamond-eternity-wedding-sets.24556/']https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/show-me-your-diamond-eternity-wedding-sets.24556/[/URL]

 

[birthdaygirl]

Wow, lots of pictures! Thank you!

I wear a size 5 ring. It is a bit tight going over the knuckle and then spins once it's one so I must have one of those deformed fingers...

 

[Haven]

My current set fits this description!

My ering is set on an eternity band, my current ring is the one on the left:


And here's a horrible shot of my wedding set that I just took. I'm really the world's worst photographer, sorry!


The stones in my ering are 4-pointers, the stones in my wedding band are 7-pointers. The rings are size 6 (ering) and 6.5. I really wear a 5.5 but I prefer my rings to be loose, so I upsize.