Edwardian 18ct Gold & Platinum, Opal and Diamond Cluster Ring feed-agegroup-adult and the moon’s light

and the moon’s light

making this piece a timeless statement of power and elegance

and this ring brings to mind Zuleika Dobson in Max Beerbohm's 1911 satire of undergraduate life at Oxford

such as the use of invisible settings for gemstones

this symbol of a bird's foot was often associated with sentiments of "Thinking of you" or "Praying for you

Edwardian 18ct Gold & Platinum, Opal and Diamond Cluster Ring feed-agegroup-adult and the moon’s lightThere is something quietly magical about an opal like this. The kind that feels almost alive as it catches the light. This Edwardian 18ct Gold & Platinum Opal and Diamond Cluster Ring, circa 1910, centres on a beautifully proportioned oval opal, glowing with a soft, milky body tone and alive with flashes of green, orange, pink and electric blue. The play of colour is wonderfully lively, shifting with every movement, exactly what one hopes for in a