








The three stone ring is usually explained as past, present and future. The more practical reason it endures is proportion — two tapered baguettes either side of a round centre widen the whole design across the finger without adding height.
Celeste sets the side stones on a slight angle so they follow the curve of the band rather than sitting flat against it, and the shared gallery rail keeps all three stones on one plane. The centre sits in four slim claws; the sides are channel-held, which protects their corners against knocks.