Eytan's Designs Band Rings

We're proud to present a bold and modernistic set of three nesting rings by Eytan Brandes. The center ring features five round and square diamonds in a haphazard line. Above and be...

This great-looking and unique eternity band features twelve natural (i.e., earth-mined) diamonds in colors ranging from low white (champagne) to sherry to scotch to dark cognac: an ...

Eytan Brandes presents a versatile and intensely colorful pair of orange sapphire eternity rings. Instead of round stones, Eytan chose squares with a cut similar to diamond princess...

We think whoever made this unsigned studio ring was probably inspired by the work of Bob Winston, the eccentric mid-century Northern California modern jewe...

Eytan Brandes has been making this ring for a number of years, using gold or platinum. It's an eternity band because the stones are set all around the ring, but it's a little more c...

This delicious ring by Eytan Brandes was actually completed back in 2019, but it was originally set with an opaque green stone. We liked the way it looked, but the stone was problematic since we weren't sure if it was green agate, jadeite or nephrite and once it was set, we couldn't test it (oops). After a lot of backy forthy, Eytan decided it was too weird to be listing a ring with an unidentified "green stone," so he popped it out* and decided it would be fun to contrast the top quality, sparkling pink rubies with their cousin from the wrong side of the tracks: a rough ruby. This kind of ruby is completely natural and completely loaded with every flaw under the sun: silk, uneven color, spider veins, milky streaks, fissures, fractures, you name it. We love rough rubies (and rough sapphires too). Yes, they can be hard to cut (our gemcutter does NOT love them) because you have to find enough material that isn't threatened by internal fractures, but once they're successfully cut into cabochons, they polish up beautifully and, like all rubies, they are reliably durable. Even though they're effectively opaque (because they're so chock full o'flaws), they have a lustrous depth and character that you just won't find with either naturally opaque OR transparent stones. So, having said all that, we reintroduce the Marquee Ring...

This ring resembles the wave rings popularized by Tiffany and others, but Eytan Brandes designed it here in our shop as a variation on his "branch" design. Usually his branch rings ...

This modern turban ring in polished 14 karat yellow gold by Eytan Brandes is chubby and cheerful, with a clean, bright white half-carat diamond plus two rosy ruby cabochons. The t...

This ring is a design Eytan made years ago and is now revisiting. It feels great on the finger and, with no defined top or bottom, front or back, you can turn this ring any which wa...

Eytan Brandes created this sleek design years ago to be channel-set with diamond baguettes. Recently, however, he rediscovered an old sugilite mineral sample...

This gorgeous band by Eytan Brandes features a wavy, freeform "tendril" of richly hued 18 karat yellow gold girded from the the sides in platinum set with diamonds. This is an ideal...

This gorgeous and sexy new one-of-a-kind ring by Eytan Brandes is a freeform swerve of satiny brushed yellow gold that gracefully opens in front to reveal a polished tendril of rose ...

Eytan Brandes designed and created this sleek halo mounting in the late 70s for a client who later returned the ring in partial payment toward a more elaborate project. After removi...