Anniversary Gifts

The traditional list assigns gold to the 50th, silver to the 25th, and diamonds to the 60th and 75th — but the modern list moves diamonds up to the 10th and 30th. Most couples now treat any milestone year as a diamond year, with eternity bands and tennis bracelets the most-given pieces.

There's no rule — meaningful anniversary jewelry spans from a few hundred dollars for a solid-gold charm or pendant to five figures for a multi-carat eternity band or tennis bracelet. Lab-grown diamonds stretch any budget furthest, delivering roughly two to three times the carat weight of natural stones at the same price.

The eternity band is the traditional anniversary ring — an unbroken circle of diamonds that stacks with her wedding set. The tennis bracelet wins when she already loves her ring stack or you don't know her ring size; it's the most-worn diamond piece ever designed and needs only a wrist measurement.

It helps, but it isn't fatal: borrow a ring she wears on the same finger, or ask our concierge for a discreet sizing guide. Aurelle also includes free lifetime resizing, so a close guess can be perfected after the surprise.

Both are certified by GIA, IGI, or GCAL and are visually identical; the difference is origin and price. Natural carries traditional rarity, while lab-grown typically costs 60–80% less — many couples put the savings into a bigger stone or a second piece.

Aurelle pieces are made to order in 2–3 weeks, so ordering a month before the date is comfortable. On a tighter timeline, tell the concierge your date — bestselling pieces can often be prioritized.