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An anniversary ring is given to mark the annual celebration of a relationship. These rings are most commonly exchanged on wedding anniversaries, but they can mark milestones for couples at any age and life stage. There are no strict rules to follow here. You can gift a diamond ring to your significant other after one, five, 20, or 50 years together. And any years in between.

Many people wear an anniversary ring on their left ring finger. It can be worn on its own or stacked with a wedding band or engagement ring. If you're wearing all three, the anniversary ring typically goes in the middle. Another option is to wear it on the opposite side, on the right-hand ring finger. This can work well for multi-row anniversary rings that may not comfortably stack with other rings.

The main difference is when each ring is typically given. Wedding bands are often exchanged during the vows at a wedding ceremony, marking the start of a marriage. An anniversary ring is given later on to celebrate reaching a certain number of years together. Some people give them on their first, 10th, or 20th wedding anniversaries. But they make an excellent gift any year, as well as for vow renewals.

The choice is ultimately personal. Single-row bands, such as eternity bands or classic prong-set rings, are simple and versatile. A two-row band adds another layer of sparkle while maintaining an understated appeal. Rings with three to five rows of diamonds are a popular choice for major relationship milestones, such as 10th, 25th, or 50th anniversaries.

Yes. Lab-grown diamonds have the same essential chemical and physical properties as mined diamonds. Their durability makes them suitable for fine jewelry, while the setting and metal also influence how a ring wears over time.