Opal between two small moons. An oval opal cabochon sits high in four claw prongs, milky at rest and then throwing green, pink and gold flashes as the hand turns. A crescent moon curves in against each side of the stone, and from each crescent a short run of round clear stones steps down the shoulder, largest at the moon and smallest where the band goes plain and thin at the back. Three versions: Silver White, bright and cold; Rose Gold White, where warm pink metal sits against the same white opal; and Silver Blue, a cooler blue-toned stone in silver. Slim enough for daily wear and for stacking beside a plain band. The triple moon reading, crescent and full and crescent, makes it a common choice for a self-dedication or a first ritual ring, and it is an easy gift because the narrow profile suits most hands. Material: sterling silver setting, plated in silver or rose gold tone; lab-created fire opal with cubic zirconia accents Sizes: US 6, 7, 8, 9 Care: take it off before showering or swimming, dry it after wear, store it in a sealed pouch Note: the opal is lab-created, so the colour play is even and bright on every ring