Pave Blue Sapphire Ring 3.40 Ct., 14K White & Yellow

This ring centers on a transparent 3.40 carat cushion shape blue sapphire, with dimensions of 8.41 x 6.95 x 6.19 mm and a mixed brilliant cut, presenting intense color saturation and an excellent polish. The sapphire is described with a clarity grade of very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, and originates from Ceylon Sri Lanka. The design pairs the center stone with white round natural diamonds on the shoulders, weighing approximately 0.072 carats and 0.112 carats respectively, each graded VS clarity and F or G color. The setting combines 18K white gold at the head to enhance the sapphire color, with an 18K yellow gold shank that accentuates the warm proportions of the band, executed with precise finishing to ensure secure stone placement and enduring wearability.

Ethical sourcing and material traceability are integral to the offering from The Natural Sapphire Company. The sapphire is procured through established supply channels in Sri Lanka that are subject to supplier vetting and chain of custody documentation, enabling transparency of origin. Diamonds are sourced in compliance with internationally recognized conflict free standards, and suppliers are required to provide documentation consistent with the Kimberley Process and industry best practices. The 18 karat gold components are sourced from responsible suppliers, with recycled gold used where available, and with supplier audits in place to promote environmentally responsible extraction and fair labor conditions. Independent gemological assessment and grading accompanies the piece, and documentation pertaining to origin, gemstone grading, and metal sourcing can be provided on request. The Natural Sapphire Company maintains ongoing relationships with mining communities and supply partners to support traceability, responsible stewardship of resources, and adherence to ethical labor standards, ensuring that material choices reflect a commitment to transparency and responsible practice rather than ambiguous sourcing claims.