About 10 years ago, I purchased a gorgeous pair of hand-crafted sterling and moonstone earrings at a local artisan fair. I began the hunt for a right hand ring to no avail. They were not commonly made and if I found one I loved, it was not available in my size and couldn't be resized by the seller. I let the dream pass. Fast forward a few years and along with teenage daughters,I have a pair of Twighlight fans to live with and suddenly moonstones are all the rage.  Moonstone rings are being bought up by every teenage girl and mass production ensues. Secretly, I resent this because I am a Mr. Darcy kinda girl and my special find is now so common. Like finding an amazing perfume and 3 years later,you can't wear it because everyone else is. Time has passed and the hoopla has diminished, but it has meant the availability of the moonstone ring for my size 4 finger. And this one is perfect. Well-made and simply set, the stone takes center stage. Mine is much lighter than pictured, with striations of blue,gray,and a fleck of salmon in a predominately white visage. It pairs perfectly with the aforementioned earrings and looks great with jeans, leather, and silk. I imagine it will look great with summer linens and a light tan come summer. It is especially pretty paired with a simple cultured pearl bracelet. This stone will not age well if exposed to chemicals and harsh water, so best to put it on last. Oh, and if you have teenage Edward fans..buy them their own, or yours will be "borrowed" forever.