Three Stone Blue Sapphire Ring 2.14 Ct., Platinum 950

From the tropical soils of Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a crystal of deep ocean blue was coaxed from ancient alluvial deposits, its journey beginning in hands that have worked these veins of corundum for generations. The rough was selected for its transparency and potential, then gently heat treated to awaken an intense color saturation that is characteristic of fine Ceylon sapphires. The result is a transparent, emerald cut blue sapphire weighing 2.14 carats, measuring 7.72 by 5.83 by 4.67 millimeters, with a clarity graded very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, and an excellent polish that amplifies its step cut facets. This gem carries the quiet authority of stones found in more famous rings, matching their purity of tone and clarity while offering a cooler, more modern blue that sits between the velvety cornflower tones and the darker maritime blues often celebrated in historic pieces. Heat treatment is a standard, stable enhancement for sapphires, and it has been applied here with restraint to maximize the gem's natural virtues without compromising its provenance.

Set in robust platinum 950, the mount frames the emerald cut sapphire with two white baguette shaped lab grown diamonds, weighing approximately 0.48 carats in total, with clarity grades of Very Slightly Included, VS1 and VS2, and a color grade of F. These straight baguettes provide architectural contrast, their crisp lines echoing the sapphire's step facets and reinforcing the ring's geometric elegance. Compared to the gems featured in some of the most famous rings, this combination is notable for its transparency and balance, and the lab grown baguettes deliver gemological performance on par with mined stones of comparable grades while offering ethical clarity and modern sustainability. The Natural Sapphire Company has brought this piece to life with careful design and traditional craftsmanship, ensuring that each facet, setting prong, and milled edge serves the gem's story. Wear this ring as a contemporary heirloom, a piece that traces its origins from Ceylon rivers to master cutting, and then to an enduring platinum setting, offering a quality of color and clarity that stands confidently alongside more storied examples, while speaking to a wearer who values provenance, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty.