- What does bezel set mean on this band?
- Each diamond sits inside a thin metal rim rather than being held by prongs. That protects the stone edges and keeps the ring low, so it catches less on clothing.
- Can an eternity band like this be resized?
- A full-circle eternity band generally cannot be resized because the stones run all the way around. Sizing usually means remaking the band, so get the finger size right first.
- Are lab-grown diamonds real diamonds?
- Yes. They have the same carbon structure and hardness as mined diamonds, and the difference is origin, not appearance. They typically cost less than comparable mined stones.
- How does 14K white gold hold up for daily wear?
- 14K gold is harder than 18K and resists scratches well. White gold is rhodium plated, and that plating wears thin over time, so expect replating every year or two with constant wear.
- What is VS1–VS2 clarity?
- It means very slightly included: small inclusions that are difficult to spot without a loupe. In a bezel setting, most of the stone edge is covered anyway.
- Does this band work as a wedding ring?
- It can serve as an anniversary or wedding band, and the low bezel profile stacks well against a solitaire. Check that the widths sit comfortably together before committing.
- Where is the Zales Multi-Shaped Lab-Grown Diamond Bezel Set Anniversary Band 14K White Gold cheapest?
- At Zales, for $3,249.00, as of our latest check.