Pavé Band
A wedding or eternity band where the entire surface or portion of the band is encrusted with pavé-set diamonds.
Definition
A pavé band is a ring where the entire visible surface (or a significant portion) is covered with small, closely set diamonds held by tiny metal prongs or beads. Unlike an eternity band that features individually set stones in a row, a pavé band creates a continuous, cobblestone-like sparkle surface. Half-pavé bands have diamonds on the top half only, making them easier to resize.
Why It Matters for Ring Design
Pavé bands are versatile — they work as standalone wedding bands, stackable rings, or anniversary bands. They add sparkle to a bridal set without competing with the engagement ring's center stone. The half vs. full pavé choice also provides a natural good-better-best pricing conversation.
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