Anniversary Rings & Diamond Gifts

Anniversary jewellery that says what the years meant

An anniversary gift is the one piece of jewellery that is about the marriage rather than the wedding. This collection gathers the designs jewellers have long made for it: the eternity band, a continuous line of diamonds for the years already shared; the three-stone ring, for the past, the present and what comes next; the solitaire, one larger diamond for a milestone; and, when the gift is not a ring, diamond studs, pendants and tennis pieces. Each is made in 18K white, yellow or rose gold and offered with lab-grown or natural diamonds.

Every diamond is independently graded, most often by GIA or IGI, and its grading report travels with the piece, so what you give can be checked by anyone, at any time. Every piece is made for you in 3 to 4 weeks. Tell us the date that matters and we plan the order around it.

Which anniversary is the diamond one?

The anniversary lists most people know were drawn up in Britain and America, and they do not agree. The traditional list gives diamonds to the 60th year, a choice usually traced to Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee; older sources place the diamond anniversary at the 75th. The modern list brings diamonds forward to the 10th anniversary as "diamond jewellery", and some versions name diamond for the 30th as well.

No list owns the eternity ring. It has no fixed year: many are given on a tenth or twenty-fifth anniversary, others after the birth of a first child, others simply when the moment feels right. These are common choices by milestone, not rules:

The eternity band: a ring for the years already counted

An eternity band is a band of matched diamonds set in a continuous line. A full eternity band carries stones all the way round; a half eternity band sets them across the top and leaves the underside plain, which is more comfortable against the neighbouring finger and gentler on price. The designs here run from slim single rows of round brilliants to bezel-set stations, mixed shapes and three-row domes.

Most women wear an eternity band beside the wedding ring on the same finger, so the two should sit well together. A narrow band of 2 to 2.5 mm stacks neatly against most wedding rings; a wider band reads as a ring in its own right. Matching the metal of her wedding ring keeps the stack quiet; pairing white with yellow gold is a deliberate contrast that also works.

Prices start at AED 2,816, and most eternity designs start between AED 3,821 and AED 7,181 with lab-grown diamonds. Natural diamonds, larger stones and full-circle settings raise the figure.

The three-stone ring: past, present and future

Three diamonds in a row are read the same way almost everywhere: the past you have shared, the present, and the future still ahead. That is why a three-stone ring is so often chosen for an anniversary, whether to accompany the original engagement ring or to become the ring she always wanted. The three-stone designs here pair a centre stone with matched side stones: rounds with rounds, an emerald cut between tapered baguettes, a cushion between pears.

Most designs let you choose the centre stone, from half a carat up to 3 carats, in lab-grown or natural diamond. Starting prices run from AED 2,588, and most designs start between AED 4,110 and AED 5,370; the centre stone you choose is what moves the price from there.

The solitaire: one larger diamond for a milestone

For many couples, a milestone anniversary is the moment for a larger diamond: a solitaire she wears on its own or beside her other rings, often a larger stone than the one she was given at the engagement. A solitaire puts everything into one stone, so the shape and the size matter more than any other detail. Most of the solitaires here let you choose the centre stone from half a carat up to 2.5 carats, and up to 3 carats on some designs, in lab-grown or natural diamond. They start at AED 3,093.

For a larger stone than that, or to see a specific diamond and its grading report before you decide, choose the diamond first and then its setting in our Ring Studio.

Tennis bracelets and necklaces: for the milestone years

A tennis bracelet is a flexible line of individually set diamonds that moves with the wrist. It is the anniversary gift that is worn every day without competing with the rings she already has. Tennis bracelets and necklaces here start at AED 16,830 and reach AED 80,470 for the heaviest lines.

For a bracelet, the measurement that matters is her wrist plus about 1.5 cm of ease, so it sits close without pinching. A tennis necklace is chosen by length: about 40 to 42 cm sits at the base of the neck, and 45 cm falls just below the collarbone. If you know her wrist size, tell us when you order.

Lab-grown or natural diamonds for an anniversary?

Every piece in this collection is offered both ways, and you choose on the product page. A lab-grown diamond is chemically and optically a diamond; side by side, it cannot be told from a natural stone by eye. What separates them is origin and price: at one carat, a lab-grown stone typically costs less than a third of a natural one. A natural diamond carries the rarity of something formed in the earth over a very long time, and many couples feel that matters for a gift that is about time itself. Either way, the grading report comes with it.

Getting the size right without spoiling the surprise

This matters more for anniversary rings than for any other gift, because eternity bands and pavé bands cannot be resized once they are made: the diamonds run along the band, and cutting it would loosen them. A three-stone ring on a plain band is different; it can be resized once, free of charge, within 30 days of delivery under our resizing policy.

• Use her wedding ring. An eternity band is usually worn on the same finger, so her wedding ring size is the size you need. Measure its inside diameter against our ring size guide while she is out.
• Borrow a ring she wears on that finger for an evening, and check it the same way.
• Ask someone she trusts, a sister or a close friend, to find out in passing.
• If you are between two sizes, choose the larger one; for an eternity band, message us before ordering and a jeweller will confirm the fit.

Timing, the gift box and delivery

Most pieces are made for you in 3 to 4 weeks, so the safest time to order is a month before the date. When you order, message us on WhatsApp with the date it needs to arrive and the words for the card: we will present it in a VYKA gift box with a card carrying your message. If your date is closer than four weeks, message us before you order and we will tell you honestly what is possible.

Delivery is free and insured across the UAE, including Dubai and Abu Dhabi, and to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman and Kuwait. Customs duties and taxes are settled by us before the parcel leaves, so nothing is asked of the person receiving it. The full timings are on our delivery page.

Diamond studs and pendants: gifts beyond the ring

If she would rather have something to wear every day without stacking, a pair of solitaire diamond studs or a single diamond on a fine chain is the quieter anniversary gift. Solitaire studs here start at AED 2,410 and solitaire pendants at AED 1,930; the full ranges are in our earrings and pendants.

More ways to mark the year

A wedding band in the metal of her engagement ring completes a set that was never finished. And if the design you have in mind is not here, our jewellers can make it from scratch in the Ring Studio.

Anniversary jewellery: your questions

Which anniversary is the diamond anniversary?

In the traditional British and American lists it is the 60th year, and older sources give the 75th. The modern list names diamond jewellery for the 10th anniversary, and some versions name diamond for the 30th. The eternity ring has no fixed year.

How much does an anniversary ring cost at VYKA?

Eternity bands start at AED 2,816, and most designs start between AED 3,821 and AED 7,181 with lab-grown diamonds. Three-stone rings start at AED 2,588, most between AED 4,110 and AED 5,370 before a larger centre stone is chosen. Solitaires start at AED 3,093, solitaire studs at AED 2,410, solitaire pendants at AED 1,930, and tennis bracelets and necklaces at AED 16,830.

Can an eternity band be resized later?

No. Eternity bands and pavé bands cannot be resized, because the diamonds run along the band. Use her wedding ring size, and message us before ordering if you are unsure. A three-stone ring on a plain band can be resized once, free, within 30 days of delivery.

How long does it take to arrive in Dubai or Abu Dhabi?

Most pieces are made to order in 3 to 4 weeks. Once dispatched, delivery within the UAE typically takes 1 to 3 business days. Tell us your date when you order; if it is closer than four weeks, message us first.

Can it come gift-boxed with a card?

Yes. Tell us it is a gift and we present the piece in a VYKA gift box with a card carrying your message.

Are the diamonds certified?

Yes. Every diamond is independently graded, most often by GIA or IGI, and the grading report is delivered with the piece.

Will customs or VAT be charged on delivery?

No. Delivery is free and insured to the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman and Kuwait, and customs duties and taxes are settled by VYKA before dispatch, so nothing is due on arrival.

Written by Margot Hartley for VYKA Diamonds. Prices reviewed on 10 October 2026.