Sterling Silver & CZ Rings — Stacking, Eternity & Halo Bands

Cubic zirconia sets eleven of these sixteen rings, and cubic zirconia is what we call it — not a diamond, not a stand-in for one. Natural stone takes the other five: moss agate in four styles, one of those paired with a lab-created alexandrite, plus a single garnet crown ring. Every band is .925 sterling silver. Prices run $44.99 to $129.99.

Twelve rings are rhodium plated, which keeps the silver bright through daily wear. Three are gold plated, a warmer tone that reads well against the green of moss agate. Metal, stone, cut and finish are printed on every product page, so you can check the specification before you buy rather than after the box arrives.

Thin bands and micro-pavé eternity styles are built to sit together: two or three on one finger, a fourth on the next. Solitaire, halo and cocktail designs want space instead, worn alone on the right hand. For a proposal or an anniversary, the garnet crown ring and the kite-cut moss agate halo carry the most weight. Anything unworn goes back within 30 days, in its original packaging.