A trilogy ring sets three stones in a row, and each is said to stand for part of a couple's story.
A trilogy ring sets three stones in a row, and each is said to stand for part of a couple's story.
The design has been worn since at least the 17th century, and as its popularity grew, so did the meaning attached to it; today the trilogy ring is considered a staple for commemorating engagements, anniversaries and the birth of a child.
The centre stone is usually the largest, with a matching or smaller stone on each side, and the choice runs from diamond, pink sapphire and opal to blue and white topaz and cubic zirconia. The metals include sterling silver and solid gold.