This fantastic Victorian revival ring is a throwback to the 1850s, but made 100 years later by a master craftsman and enameller. This cocktail ring is made in the “navette” shape, like a large marquise, which gives a nice elongated look on the finger. The ring is set with champagne Diamonds along the navette and on the shoulder, which are then surrounded by woven strands of blue enamel. The contrast of warm brown Diamonds, gleaming yellow gold, and deep cobalt blue enamel is wonderful! The ring also has neat symbolism, in that the enameling takes the shape of woven strands similar to infinity symbols, which are unbroken strands, representing never ending love. Due to the enamel, this ring should be worn with some care, though the artist who made it was amazing, and it survives remarkably intact and we are confident the enamel will last many generations longer. Fully sizable to any finger size.