5.0ct Elongated Radiant Cut Eternity Band Engagement Ring
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5.0ct Elongated Radiant Cut Eternity Band Engagement Ring
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Product Description
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Ring information
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| Metal | 925 Sterling Silver |
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Plating Color
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18K White Gold/14K Yellow Gold/14K Rose Gold
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Rhodium
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Yes |
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Nickel Free
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Yes
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Gem Information
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Gem Type
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Simulated Diamonds/Moissanite
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Center Stone Shape
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Radiant cut
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| Center Stone Size | 8*12mm |
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Center Stone Color
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White Stone |
| Center Stone Weight |
5.0 Carat
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Side Stone Color
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White Stone
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| Side Stone Shape | Oval Cut |
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 69 reviews.
This picture doesn’t do this ring justice in person. It’s absolutely beautiful. It’s sparkles so much. I get compliments after compliments on this ring. I was a little skeptical when I bought it because I had bought a couple other ones and they just did not hit the note the only thing I’m worried about this ring is is it gonna tarnish underneath but I guess we’ll just have to wait and see as far as the diamond and the setting around it with the diamonds, they all sparkle all the time, but I read some of the instructions on how to keep it clean and the one thing it said should not go into the pool with chlorine and I do water aerobics so sometimes I forget to take it off so I guess I’m just gonna have to see but as far as it stands right now it’s absolutely gorgeous.
[FICTIONAL] Curves meet crisp corners.
[FICTIONAL] I work in a library, and the ring catches the lights above the circulation desk every time I scan a stack of books. It's bright without making the rest of my jewelry feel mismatched.
[FICTIONAL] The center catches the kitchen pendants in a totally different way than the ovals on the band. I like the contrast more than a uniform row of stones.
[FICTIONAL] Rose gold isn't usually my thing, but my sister convinced me to try it with a burgundy dress. The warmer metal made the geometric center feel surprisingly romantic.
[FICTIONAL] My fiancée is picky about side profiles, so I sent her a few pictures of this ring from different angles. She liked how the setting looked from the side as much as from the top.
[FICTIONAL] Errands, somehow glamorous.
[FICTIONAL] Lunch-break rainbows ✨
[FICTIONAL] That extra length works.
[FICTIONAL] My camera caught the angles.
[FICTIONAL] I planned a surprise proposal at a neighborhood greenhouse because that's where we had our third date. It was humid, my palms were sweaty, and I was terrified I'd drop the box into a planter. When she opened it, she laughed and said the long stone looked like the one she'd sketched for me months ago.
[FICTIONAL] For our seventh anniversary, I wanted to give my wife something unlike her round engagement ring. I made a little cardboard mock-up of the elongated shape because I was worried it would be too dramatic. She opened the box, laughed at my measuring skills, and immediately said the oval details were her favorite part.
[FICTIONAL] Angles for days.
[FICTIONAL] I got one for a styled anniversary dinner because I wanted a piece that could carry the whole outfit. The ring kept looking different under the candlelight and the overhead lights, especially where the ovals meet the long center.
[FICTIONAL] Rectangle takes the spotlight.
[FICTIONAL] My partner asked for our dog's name inside the band, which is extremely us. You can't see the engraving in photos, but it's my favorite surprise.
[FICTIONAL] My friends sent me a dozen classic solitaire links, but I kept circling back to the long rectangle and its little oval neighbors. It's not what anyone guessed I'd pick.
[FICTIONAL] I’m saving for a wedding and taking night classes, so I needed to be careful about what I spent. A diamond in this size wasn't even on my list, but I still wanted that dramatic rectangular look. This made it possible to play with the style without treating the purchase like a down payment on a house.
[FICTIONAL] Soft curves flank sharp edges.
[FICTIONAL] I expected the side stones to make the ring look busy, but they give the center a softer transition into the band. It's a nice mix of boxy and curved.
[FICTIONAL] When we got engaged, I wore a borrowed family ring for a few months while deciding what I really liked. Turns out I kept choosing elongated shapes in every photo I saved. This ring has that dramatic length, but the oval stones along the band make it feel more personal than a plain solitaire.
[FICTIONAL] I usually take close-up shots for my nail tech, but this time she asked about the ring before the polish. The long center shows up even with darker nail colors.
[FICTIONAL] For our registry-office photo day, I picked the simulated-stone option rather than the flashiest one. The crisp rectangular outline mattered more to me than extra fire.
[FICTIONAL] Dressed up, oddly easy.
[FICTIONAL] Our engagement happened on a rainy Tuesday, not some elaborate weekend getaway. We went out for noodles afterward, and I spent half the meal looking at the long radiant center under the tiny table lamp. The oval accents made it feel like a thoughtfully designed ring, not just a big stone stuck on a band.
[FICTIONAL] I expected sturdier presentation packaging, and that part was a letdown. Once the lid was off, the rectangular stone looked great.
[FICTIONAL] I help style outfits for a local vintage shop, so I bought this as a prop for our autumn lookbook. The straight edges feel modern against old lace, while the little ovals make it less severe. After the shoot, I kept trying it with my own sweaters because it looked way too good to put away.
[FICTIONAL] The parcel sat at a sorting center longer than the tracking suggested. Once it arrived, the stone proportions were exactly the look I had saved on my phone.
[FICTIONAL] Single-ring outfit solved.
[FICTIONAL] The size was a hair snug when my fingers swelled in the afternoon. I love the design enough that I'm getting the next quarter size rather than picking a different ring.
[FICTIONAL] That cut holds its shape.
[FICTIONAL] Before a cross-country move, we decided to keep our wedding celebration really small and put the money toward the new apartment. I still wanted a ring that felt like an occasion. This one gave me the long center stone I'd been doodling in notebooks, plus an interesting band that doesn't need a second piece.
[FICTIONAL] I took this on a family cabin weekend and left a sentimental ring safely at home. I didn't need another band to finish the look for the dinner photos.
[FICTIONAL] My wife went for the yellow-gold finish, and it looks great next to her old gold watch. The rectangular stone doesn't lose its shape in the warmer color.
[FICTIONAL] The moissanite version throws tiny flashes when I turn a page by the window. I caught myself moving a paperback back and forth just to watch it.
[FICTIONAL] I used to think big rings had to be round or oval to look balanced on me. The elongated radiant changed my mind, and the curved accents make that crisp outline less severe.
My husband picked this for our twelfth anniversary after hearing me complain that my original band disappeared next to my engagement ring. He chose a wider design on purpose, and the elongated radiant center finally gives my hand the scale I wanted. I’ve been wearing it by itself more than I expected.
Five carats spread out nicely.
More sleek than flashy.
I ordered it mostly for video work because elongated stones show up better when I’m filming hand shots. The rectangular center reads clearly even in quick clips, while the oval stones keep the band from looking like a straight line of glitter. I’ve used it in three shoots already and haven’t needed to fake the sparkle in editing.