Christmas break: shipping resumes on 1/2

from the archive
14k Yellow GoldDiamond Half EternityBand
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After much experimentation, we've developed a half-eternity diamond band that is perfect in almost every way: slim but not too delicate, sparkly but not too over-the-top blingy. These settings will never catch or snag on your clothing, and the stones will stand up to everyday wear beautifully. It has been designed as a wedding band, but we've had people give it to their spouse as an anniversary band, too. Staying married for any amount of time is worth celebrating with a stackable diamond ring, don't you think? Size 5.

This product is final sale.

  • Age

    Contemporary

  • Materials

    14k yellow gold, 28 diamonds measuring approximately .25ctw.

  • Size

    Band is 1.7mm wide.

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please note:Terms of Sale

For all archive sale purchases, a $20 shipping fee will be charged for domestic shipments at checkout. International orders will be subject to a $65 international shipping fee, which does not include any taxes or duties your country may charge for import. Please refer to our FAQ's for more information on our international shipping policy. If you place multiple orders over the sale, email us at sales@ericaweiner.com with your order numbers—we refund you the second shipping fee and combine all of the items in one package.

Since these sales are always extremely popular, expect to wait up to 4 weeks for your order to be packed and processed. You'll receive an email when your order ships, which may take several weeks. Please be patient! All items will ship via UPS ground, insured and with signature required for delivery.

To keep things cheap for everyone, we will be using basic, minimal packaging for all archive sale orders. We are unable to provide gift wrapping or notes for any sale orders—sorry!

All sale items are FINAL SALE. No refunds or exchanges.

theInspiration

Love = hope.

Image: Photograph of an unknown sitter, c. 1910.