Yellow gold vermeil
Warm 18kt yellow gold vermeil over sterling silver that frames the moonstones and opal in gold.
A yellow gold ring shows round opals, two marquise moonstones and tiny clear stones across its curved front.
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A soft curve of stones
Marquise and oval moonstones of about 4 by 2 millimeters, with a round opal and white zircon accents.
Arc sets marquise and oval moonstones of about 4 by 2 millimeters along a gently curved setting. The pale sheen of each moonstone sits beside a round brilliant opal, and the opal's play of color flashes between the softer stones.
White zircon embellishments add small, bright points along the arc. The stones together carry about 0.44 carats, a size that keeps the ring light and comfortable for daily wear.
Arc suits knitwear, a plain shirt or a simple dress. Its curve follows the finger, and the mix of moonstone, opal and zircon looks gentle in daylight and warm under lamplight.
Light and curved
About 1.50 grams of metal in a curved band made for everyday wear.
The ring weighs about 1.50 grams, so it feels light on the finger and does not catch on sleeves or gloves. The curved setting follows the shape of the hand, which keeps the stones steady through the day.
Yellow gold vermeil frames the stones in a warm tone, rose gold vermeil gives a soft blush, and sterling silver keeps the moonstones' sheen clean and cool. Choose the finish that suits your other jewelry.
Moonstone is often associated with intuition, the quiet inner sense that helps people feel their way through a choice. Opal is linked with hope and optimism, so this ring pairs a soft, intuitive stone with a brighter, hopeful one. The meaning is yours to choose, and the ring makes no promise of a particular result.
Some people give a moonstone and opal ring to a friend who is starting something new and wants a gentle reminder to trust their instincts. Others wear one as a personal way of keeping intuition and hope close.
Sizes run from 5 to 10. Measure a ring you already wear that fits well, or wrap a strip of paper around the base of the finger, mark the overlap and compare the length with a size chart.
Because the curved setting holds several stones, check that the ring sits flat when your hand is relaxed. If you are between sizes, choose the one that moves over the knuckle with slight resistance.
Opal is softer than many gemstones and can lose its sheen with sudden heat or hard knocks, and moonstone can scratch. Lotion, perfume, heat and chlorine can dull the stones and the vermeil.
Remove the ring before cleaning, gardening, swimming, exercise and sleep. After wear, wipe it with a soft dry cloth and store it in a separate pouch, away from harder jewelry.
Three finishes with the same moonstone and opal ring. Choose yellow gold vermeil for warmth, rose gold vermeil for softness or sterling silver for a cool line.
Warm 18kt yellow gold vermeil over sterling silver that frames the moonstones and opal in gold.
Cool 925 sterling silver that keeps the moonstones' sheen and the opal's color clear.
Soft 18kt rose gold vermeil over sterling silver that gives the setting a gentle blush.
Yes. Moonstone and opal are natural gemstones, and each stone has its own sheen and play of color.
White zircon is a natural mineral used here as a clear, bright accent. It is not the same as cubic zirconia.
Sizes 5 through 10 are available. Measure your finger before you order.
The ring is sold as a standard item. Check the product page for the delivery estimate shown there before you order.
No. The gold finishes are 18kt gold vermeil over sterling silver, thin gold layers rather than solid gold.
No. Moonstone is often associated with intuition, and opal with hope. Those meanings are yours to choose, and the ring makes no promise of a particular outcome.
Please remove it before swimming, showering or exercise. Water, lotion and chlorine can dull the stones and the finish.
Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid harsh polishes and ultrasonic cleaners, which can damage the opal and loosen the small stones.