Lively Edwardian Opal and Diamond Boat Ring midi ring The "exotic" looks captured the

The "exotic" looks captured the public's fascination and through the 1860s and 1870s in particular

• 17 seed pearls (graduated sizes

as platinum and components of white gold were restricted in civilian use through the second World War

chubby bodies of the heavenly twins are perfectly complimented by the satin finish - further enhanced with diamond-cut detailing that catches the light in a perfect golden glow

Lively Edwardian Opal and Diamond Boat Ring midi ring The "exotic" looks captured theWe can't resist a boat ring in this family, for good reasons: low rise, comfortable on the finger, prime for stacking, and with enough gold weight to feel its smooth luxury, we love these bands no matter what stones are set. That being said: opal is best. A trio of lively little galaxies are sunk nice and snug, with a quartet of sparkling old Euros spaced between them. Three stone bands have long been used to represent past, present, and future