How to bind boost::iterator_range of Iterator class using Boost Python

Question

I'm new to boost::python so please forgive me if I'm asking a stupid question. I'm trying to bind a Container and an Iterator classes to Python. My container is like a matrix of items where each row can be accessed through a method called Iterate() which returns a boost::iterator_range of my Iterator. Iterator has implemented various operators: ++, !=, == and * operator to get an Accessor instance which can access to the item's data. The code is like following:

class Accessor {
  ItemValue get_value_item() {...}
};

class Iterator {
 public:
  Iterator &operator++();
  Iterator &operator++(int);
  bool operator==(...);
  bool operator!=(...);
  Accessor operator*() const {
    return Accessor(idx_);
  }
 private:
  int idx_;
};

class Container {
 public:
  boost::iterator_range<Iterator> Iterate(int id) {
     return boost::iterator_range<Iterator>(Iterator(...), Iterator(...));
  }
};

I expect the Python code to be like:

container = Container()
def func(id):
  for record in container.Iterate(id):
    print(record.get_accessor.get_value_item())

I'm only able to bind the Container class and get stuck when binding Iterator class because I have no idea how to bind those operator to Python. I'm not familiar with Python so I don't quite understand how iterating work in Python.

How should I expose the Iterator and boost::iterator_range to Python?