Silver C.Z. Band Rings

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      Cubic zirconia band rings in .925 sterling silver.

      Eternity bands. Stones set continuously around the band. These generally cannot be resized, so the fit has to be right at the point of buying.

      See also silver C.Z. rings, C.Z. Wedding ring sets and all Rings.

      Silver C.Z. Band Rings FAQ

      What does Lovely Rita's carry in silver c.z. band rings?

      Our silver c.z. band rings are made in sterling silver. Designs run to band. Stones used include cubic zirconia. Every listing states the metal, the purity and the measurements, and the size it ships in. Lovely Rita's is a family-owned jewelry store, selling online since 2001.

      Will sterling silver darken?

      Sterling silver is .925 — 92.5% silver — and it reacts with air and skin oils, so it dulls over time. A silver polishing cloth brings it straight back. Storing it in a closed pouch slows it down.

      How do I stop a ring from spinning?

      Spinning usually means the band is a half size loose, or that the top is heavier than the shank. A jeweler can fit sizing beads inside the band, which stops the spin without changing the size.

      How does band width change the fit?

      A wide band sits tighter than a narrow one in the same size, because more metal touches more of your finger. If you are between sizes on a band over about 5 mm, take the larger size.

      What is cubic zirconia?

      A hard, clear lab-made stone cut and polished like a diamond. It is the usual choice when the look of a large stone matters more than the stone itself, and it is always identified as CZ in the title — never described as a diamond.

      Can I use a ring I already own to find my size?

      Yes, and it is the most reliable way. Measure the inside diameter of a ring that fits the same finger and match it on our Ring Size Guide. Measure the band, not the setting.

      What is the best way to clean it?

      A silver polishing cloth for the dullness, warm soapy water for the rest. Take it off before swimming, because chlorine is hard on silver.