WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT BLACK DIAMOND ECLIPSE
More enduring than titanium, harder than tungsten, and even more timeless than gold, Eclipse diamond bands are created by pressing over 25 million diamond crystals into a solid diamond ring. The formation process is intense, with temperatures exceeding 2,500 degrees Fahrenheit and pressure of over 1 million pounds per square inch. Finally, an electric current cuts and shapes each band with exacting precision. Quite simply – Eclipse is the ultimate in band sophistication and cutting-edge technologies.
Because they’re diamond, Eclipse can only be scratched by another diamond. Don’t believe us? Take your band and do your damndest on the concrete outside, just don’t ask us to help remove the marks on the sidewalk as your band destroys the pavement. Your band is so hard, in fact, that what could happen is another surface may adhere to your band when “scratched” together. To remove, simply use some sandpaper to restore the finish.
LOOK
Solid black all the way through. Matte or polish finish available.
ACCENTS
Stones or high karat inlays. Even super sleek wrap-around sleeves.
CARE
A 10 on the MOHs scale, Eclipse is the hardest and most scratch resistant band on earth, but, like any diamond, it can be chipped.
SIZING
Bevel & Flat bands = 5-13
Dome bands = 5-12.5
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. CAN AN ECLIPSE DIAMOND BAND BE ENGRAVED?
Yes, although Eclipse engraving requires advanced methods
that do result in higher fees.
2. HOW DO I REMOVE AN ECLIPSE DIAMOND BAND
IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY?
Your jeweler or an emergency services team member should
crack the band for safe removal.


3. CAN AN ECLIPSE BAND REALLY MELT ICE?
You better believe it! Due to the high thermal conductivity of diamond, when you hold your ring onto a piece of ice, the heat from your body passes through the diamond to the ice. If you merely dropped the diamond on top of the ice without pressing it to the cube with your finger - nothing would happen.
4. IS THE BAND REALLY BLACK?
Eclipse bands start as white crystal diamonds, but the extreme heat applied during production causes the crystals to fuse together and form an opaque matrix that prevents light from reflecting through the ring, resulting in a rich black band that will never scratch or fade.

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