Eternity Rings Collection

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0.40 carat Full Diamond Eternity

Price varies by size

AED 1888

0.65 carat Full Diamond Eternity

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AED 2648

1.0 carat Full Diamond Eternity

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AED 3888

1.65 carat Full Diamond Eternity

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AED 5578

2.15 carat Full Diamond Eternity

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AED 8598

0.20 carat Half Diamond Eternity

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AED 1478

0.33 carat Half Diamond Eternity

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AED 1978

0.50 carat Half Diamond Eternity

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AED 3000

0.75 carat Half Diamond Eternity

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AED 3900

1.08 carat Half Diamond Eternity

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AED 5700

3 carat Emerald Diamond Eternity

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AED 14298

The best places to buy wedding rings in Dubai are the Gold Souk in Deira for gold bands priced by weight, Gold & Diamond Park in Al Quoz for a calmer, mall-style choice of about 90 retailers, and Dubai Mall for international houses such as Cartier, Chopard and Tiffany & Co. Established chains including Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Joyalukkas, Damas and Mouawad sell in malls across the city. Gold sold in Dubai is government-regulated, so compare quotes from several jewellers and ask for an itemised bill and hallmark certificate.

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on your priority. The Gold Souk in Deira has the widest choice of gold bands and the most room to negotiate. Gold & Diamond Park suits shoppers who prefer a modern, air-conditioned setting. Dubai Mall is best for luxury brands with fixed prices and international warranties.

Often, yes, but it is not a guaranteed bargain. Gold is priced at the market rate plus a labour charge, and competition between hundreds of jewellers keeps prices competitive. Fixed-price luxury brands in malls cost more than souk jewellers for comparable weight and quality.

Jewellers in the Gold Souk operate under government regulation, so purity standards are enforced. Still, ask for the karat (18K is 75% gold and is common for wedding bands), the weight, and an itemised invoice or certificate with every purchase.

In the Gold Souk, yes. Shops usually display the daily gold rate per gram, and the labour or making charge is where discounts are typically agreed. In branded stores and malls, prices are generally fixed, though promotions and making-charge offers are common.

18K gold is the usual choice for wedding bands, especially with diamonds, because it is harder and holds up to daily wear. Higher-karat gold such as 21K or 22K is richer in colour and popular for traditional designs, but it is softer and scratches more easily.

Yes. Many Gold Souk workshops, Gold & Diamond Park retailers and bridal jewellers make bespoke rings. Allow time for design approval and production, and agree the metal, karat, stone details and final price in writing before you pay a deposit.

Most shops open in the morning, close for a midday break, and reopen in the late afternoon until about 10 pm, with many closed on Friday mornings. Hours vary by shop, so check before you go. The nearest metro station is Al Ras.

Check the daily gold rate, the karat stamp, the total weight, the making charge, and any stone certification such as a diamond grading report. Get all of this on a written invoice, compare at least three jewellers, and confirm the resizing and return policy.