How do I wear an eternity ring?

Eternity rings are traditionally worn alongside a wedding band and engagement ring on the left ring finger. Their continuous or half-set profile allows them to sit comfortably adjacent to other bands. Because stones occupy the outer surface, consider whether a full or half eternity band suits your daily routine. Half eternity versions offer a plain metal underside that can feel more flexible for everyday wear.

What is an Art Deco ring?

Art Deco rings originate from the 1920s and 1930s, defined by geometric lines, stylised motifs, and contrasting materials. These designs frequently incorporate platinum and white gold alongside calibrated rubies, emeralds, and diamonds. Pieces from this era often utilise channel settings to create clean, uninterrupted lines of stones. The aesthetic prioritises architectural precision and bold symmetry.

How do I identify a mid century ring?

Mid century rings, dating through the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s, reflect post-war design shifts towards heavier gold weights and organic or cocktail styles. French makers during this period produced distinctive sapphire and ruby cocktail rings. These pieces often feature yellow gold alongside white gold accents, cluster arrangements, and wishbone silhouettes. The construction leans towards substantial settings and varied stone cuts like princess and oval.

What is a cluster ring?

A cluster ring groups multiple gemstones together to create a prominent focal point on the finger. Typical examples combine a central diamond with surrounding emeralds, sapphires, or additional diamonds. This setting style maximises visual impact by using a collection of smaller stones rather than a single large gem. They appear across various periods, including 1960s gold mounts and earlier Art Deco designs.

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A channel set ring secures stones closely within metal tracks, offering a smooth profile built from periods ranging from the Art Deco era to the mid twentieth century.