A Five-Row Diamond Anniversary Ring, Commissioned for a Milestone

A Five-Row Diamond Anniversary Ring, Commissioned for a Milestone

A custom anniversary ring built on commission — a wide, five-row band massed with 59 round brilliant diamonds, 4.14 carats in all, graduated around a brilliant-cut center and set in substantial 18K white gold. A client came to us wanting one important ring to mark an important moment, and this is the piece we made. Watch it turn below.



The finished commission, turning in the light — five rows of diamonds across a tapered white-gold band.



The Commission

Some rings mark a single, particular moment, and the client behind this one knew exactly what that moment deserved: not a quiet band, but a ring with real presence — something you notice across a room and never take off. We worked from that brief toward a wide, five-row diamond design, then built it to order from the center stone out. Every diamond was chosen and set by hand, and the animation above is the what it looked like.



Five Graduated Rows

Five-row diamond anniversary ring, angled view showing the graduated rows

Five rows of round brilliants graduate around a brilliant-cut center stone.

The face of the ring carries five parallel rows of round brilliant diamonds — 59 stones, 4.14 carats together — that graduate in scale toward a brilliant-cut center. Massing the diamonds in rows rather than a single line is what gives the ring its width and its wall-to-wall sparkle: light crosses from row to row so the whole surface reads as one continuous field of brilliance.

Diamond layout: five graduated rows · 59 round brilliant diamonds · 4.14 ct total · brilliant-cut center



The Diamonds

These are certified white diamonds, matched for a clean, bright look across all five rows: G color, so they read as near-colorless against the white metal, and VS clarity, very slightly included and eye-clean. Round brilliants were the natural choice — they return the most light, which is exactly what a ring built to be seen should do.

Diamonds: 59 round brilliants · 4.14 ct total · G color · VS clarity · certified



The White-Gold Band

Five-row diamond anniversary ring, profile showing the tapered white-gold band

A substantial band, tapering from the wide diamond face down to the finger.

All of that sparkle needs a band with enough metal to hold it, so the ring is built on a substantial shank that tapers from the wide diamond face down toward the finger — comfortable to wear, but with real heft in the hand. This commission was made in 18K white gold, a cool, bright backdrop that lets the diamonds do the talking.

Band: substantial tapered shank · 18K white gold



Order One Like It

The design is available to order — $14,150 as shown — and because it is made to order you settle the details before it is built: platinum or 18K white, yellow, or rose gold; your ring size from 4 to 11; and an optional engraving of up to 25 characters inside the band. It ships in about six business days. Want your own? Start from the Round Cut Five-Row Diamond Anniversary Ring, or bring us your own idea and we will build it as a commission, exactly as we did here.

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Frequently Asked

What is a five-row diamond anniversary ring?

It is a wide band set with diamonds in five parallel rows — here graduated in scale — for far more sparkle and presence than a single-row band. It is worn as a milestone anniversary ring or as a right-hand statement ring.

How many diamonds are in this ring?

Fifty-nine round brilliant diamonds, 4.14 carats total, at G color and VS clarity.

Can you make a custom anniversary ring on commission?

Yes. This ring was built to order. We can make this exact design to your metal and size, or create an entirely new ring to your specification as a commission.

What metals is it available in?

Platinum, or 18K white, yellow, or rose gold. This commission was made in 18K white gold.

Is it an anniversary ring or a right-hand ring?

Both. A five-row diamond band works as a milestone anniversary ring and equally as a right-hand statement ring.



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