Eternity ring advice from our jewellers
Here at Form Bespoke Jewellers, we hand make each bespoke eternity ring to suit your specific style and budget. From classic to modern, simple to the intricate. When you walk out the door with your finished piece, you’ll know that your eternity ring is truly unique.
A bespoke eternity ring is often the next piece of jewellery to follow an engagement and wedding ring. It is a beautiful statement piece of jewellery symbolising togetherness and longevity.
At Form Bespoke Jewellers, we know how important (and tricky!) it can be to choose an eternity ring. So we are here to guide you through the creative process. Having been in the jewellery industry for over 60 years, we can draw from our wealth of experience and knowledge. We’re here to advise and support you in creating your perfect, bespoke eternity ring.
Where to start
Like all jewellery, eternity rings are personal. So, a bespoke eternity ring is the perfect way to get exactly what you envision for your partner/or yourself. Whether you prefer traditional or modern, yellow gold or white gold, it’s up to you. We’re here to guide you through the creative process with our expert knowledge and experience.
When you come to see us in our Leeds workshop, you will get to sit down with an expert jeweller who can guide you through your options. They can also show you some of our previous examples to help you with your ideas. Or why not take a look at our online portfolio. To get you started, here are some helpful questions and guides…
Useful questions
What profile (shape) are the other rings that will sit alongside your eternity ring?
Is there a specific style of eternity ring that you like? e.g. fully set? twist?
Would you like diamonds or coloured gemstones set in the band? and where?
Which precious metal would you match your existing jewellery?
Helpful guides
Diamond Guide - to help you understand the language of diamonds: carat, cut, colour, clarity
Precious Metals Guide - to advise you on your different precious metal options
Finger Size Guide - tips for working our your partners finger size