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Antique Edwardian Natural Opal and Diamond 18ct Gold Boat Ring | Birmingham 1908
Prix habituel £625.00 GBPPrix habituelPrix unitaire parPrix promotionnel £625.00 GBP -
Antique Natural Opal and Diamond 18ct Gold Boat Ring | Chester 1919
Prix habituel £625.00 GBPPrix habituelPrix unitaire parPrix promotionnel £625.00 GBP -
Antique Natural Opal and Diamond 18ct Gold Boat Ring | Birmingham 1906
Prix habituel £985.00 GBPPrix habituelPrix unitaire parPrix promotionnel £985.00 GBP -
Natural Solid Heart Opal Yellow Gold Solitaire Ring
Prix habituel £685.00 GBPPrix habituelPrix unitaire parPrix promotionnel £685.00 GBP -
Vintage Natural Opal and Garnet 9ct Gold Scroll Boat Ring
Prix habituel £385.00 GBPPrix habituelPrix unitaire parPrix promotionnel £385.00 GBP -
Antique Natural Opal and Diamond 18ct Yellow Gold Three Stone Ring
Prix habituel £925.00 GBPPrix habituelPrix unitaire parPrix promotionnel £925.00 GBP -
Vintage 2.27ct Natural Opal and Diamond Oval Halo Cluster 18ct Gold Ring
Prix habituel £2,275.00 GBPPrix habituelPrix unitaire parPrix promotionnel £2,275.00 GBP -
2.35ct Black Opal Solitaire 18ct Yellow Gold Signet Ring - 7.2g
Prix habituel £2,395.00 GBPPrix habituelPrix unitaire parPrix promotionnel £2,395.00 GBP -
Antique Victorian Natural Opal Ruby and Diamond Cluster 18ct Gold Ring
Prix habituel £875.00 GBPPrix habituelPrix unitaire parPrix promotionnel £875.00 GBP
Frequently Asked Questions
Are opal rings good for engagement rings?
Yes, opal rings can make beautiful and distinctive engagement rings, particularly for those seeking something more unique and colourful than a diamond. Each opal has its own mesmerising play of colour and pattern. As opals are softer than diamonds, they benefit from thoughtful wear and care, but make an especially romantic choice.
Are opal rings suitable for everyday wear?
Opal rings can be worn regularly, although they require more care than harder gemstones such as diamonds or sapphires. Opals can be susceptible to scratches, chips and damage from knocks, so it is wise to remove your ring during activities where it could be exposed to impact, harsh chemicals or excessive heat..
How should you care for an opal ring?
To care for an opal ring, keep it away from harsh chemicals, prolonged heat and activities where it could be knocked or scratched. Clean it gently with a soft, damp cloth and avoid ultrasonic or steam cleaners. Store your opal ring separately from harder jewellery to help prevent scratches and preserve its distinctive play of colour.
How much does a genuine opal ring cost?
The cost of a genuine opal ring varies depending on the type, quality and origin of the opal, alongside its metal, craftsmanship and any additional gemstones. Antique and vintage rings may also reflect the character and craftsmanship of their original settings. At Lancastrian Jewellers, we price our rings fairly and offer 0% finance to make beautiful antique jewellery more accessible.
What should I look for when buying an opal ring?
When buying an opal ring, consider the stone's play-of-colour, body colour, pattern and condition. Look for significant cracks or damage, and consider whether the stone is a solid opal or a composite such as a doublet or triplet. With an antique ring, the craftsmanship, condition and character of the period design are equally important. At Lancastrian Jewellers, we offer ongoing excellent customer service and are happy to answer any questions you may have about a purchase.
Are opals associated with any special occasions?
Yes, opals are traditionally associated with October birthdays and are recognised as October's birthstone. They are also linked with the 14th wedding anniversary, making an opal ring a meaningful choice for celebrating a marriage milestone. Their individuality also makes them a beautiful choice for engagements, anniversaries, birthdays and other personal occasions.








