These rings were especially popular during the Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco periods. In Victorian and Edwardian designs, you’ll often see soft-hued opals set in yellow gold, sometimes with seed pearls or old-cut diamonds.

Art Deco opal rings bring bolder shapes and clean lines, often pairing opals with geometric settings or stepped shoulders in white or yellow gold.

No two opals are ever quite the same. Their soft colour play and individuality make them ideal for someone looking for something a little different, whether for a gift, an engagement ring, or just because.

Most of our heirloom worthy opal rings date from the late 1800s to the 1930s, chosen for their craftsmanship, condition and quiet character.