Lab-Grown Diamond Infinity Wedding Bands, grown in light.
Two strands that cross and keep going. These infinity wedding bands twist two lines of metal over each other, and small round lab-grown diamonds pavé-set across one strand or both. Most are half eternity, stones running over the top arc. Metal, karat and carat weight are selected per design for each infinity band.
$1,084 $2,168
$937 $1,874
$1,749 $3,498
$975 $1,950
$722 $1,444
One strand set or both
When stones sit on just one strand, the polished strand beside it gives contrast and the twist reads clearly. With both strands set, the band becomes a single braided line of light. One design channel sets a wider crossover.
Pairing with an engagement ring
A twisted infinity band brings motion under a plain solitaire. Beside an infinity engagement ring, a matching twist makes a set, and a curved design here bends to sit flush beneath the ring above it.
Metal and carat weight
- Gold: white, yellow or rose, in 10K, 14K or 18K.
- Platinum: the heaviest and most wear-resistant pick.
- Silver: Silvadium, a tarnish-resistant sterling silver.
Most designs run from about 0.25 to 0.75 carat total weight.
Caring for a twisted band
Grime gathers where the strands cross. Every few weeks, work a soft brush through those points in lukewarm suds. Pavé stones are tiny, so the ring belongs in a dish during heavy lifting, and a jeweler should look it over yearly.
Lab-Grown Diamond Infinity Wedding Bands: Common Questions
How much does an infinity band cost?
On this page, infinity bands begin under $250, and most land between about $700 and $1,100. Metal and carat weight drive the figure: silver is the most affordable, while platinum and 18K gold sit higher. Each one carries round lab-grown diamonds, priced well below mined stones of the same weight.
