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Accent Stones Blue Sapphire Ring 1.59 Ct., 18K White Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
Model of your Completed
Setting Design!

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Item ID: | S30710 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.38 Width: 5.79 Height: 4.06 |
Weight: | 1.59 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $2,138 |
This ring centers on a transparent 1.59 carat pear shape Ceylon sapphire, precisely measured at 8.38 x 5.79 x 4.06 millimeters, cut to a mixed brilliant specification to optimize both color and scintillation. The mixed brilliant approach integrates a faceted crown geometry of kite and triangular facets with a pavilion facet pattern that emphasizes central return, creating a dynamic interaction between dispersion and broadband reflection. The sapphire exhibits vivid color saturation that reads as intense blue in both daylight and incandescent environments, and an evaluation at eye level yields a clarity grade of very very slightly included, ensuring the face up presentation remains clean and uninterrupted. The excellent polish accentuates facet junction crispness, allowing facet planes to act as discrete mirrors, and the stone proportions were selected to maximize the face up color while preserving depth for optimal light return.
The setting architecture is engineered to present the pear form with minimal metal intrusion into the viewing plane, and careful prong placement secures the girdle at strategic points to position the table slightly rotated toward the viewer for maximum visual impact. Prong shoulders are shaped and tapered to direct incoming light into the crown facets, while the open under gallery beneath the pavilion minimizes shadowing and permits rear light flow that enhances the sapphire core tone. The bezel lines of the gallery are kept low to maintain a refined profile on the finger, and the seat that cradles the pavilion is milled to exacting tolerances so that the contact points are discrete, stable, and do not interrupt the optical path. This calibrated balance between secure mechanical retention and optical transparency is a hallmark of the design intent, and it allows the mixed brilliant cutting style to perform without compromise.
A single white round natural diamond, totaling approximately 0.12 carats, is positioned adjacent to the sapphire as a dedicated light enhancing accent, and its role is both compositional and optical. The accent diamond is selected for a color grade of F and clarity within the Very Slightly Included range, VS1 to VS2, which ensures its contribution is perceived as colorless and lively under varied lighting. Its round brilliant cutting geometry produces concentrated flashes of white light that serve to locally boost perceived saturation in the nearby sapphire by introducing high amplitude white reflections against the vivid blue. The diamond setting is purposefully low profile so that it nestles into the curve of the shank, maintaining close proximity to the sapphire and generating a visual counterpoint without competing for dominance. This placement also creates a focal interplay where white sparkles frame the blue, enhancing tone depth and apparent brilliance.
The entire composition is executed in 14 karat white gold with a highly polished finish that functions as an additional reflective surface, channeling neutral light back into both the sapphire and the diamond. The shank is dimensioned for ergonomic wear, with a slim, comfortably contoured form that transitions into the head through smoothly radiused shoulders, thereby supporting the asymmetric pear orientation while preserving tactile comfort. Fabrication techniques include precision milling of the setting seat, meticulous hand finishing of prong tips to remove sharp facets that might catch, and final polishing that ensures uninterrupted specular reflections from metal to gemstone boundaries. Every joining and solder has been invisibly refined to present continuous lines, and quality control inspects prong security, stone alignment, and optical performance under multiple lighting conditions. This ring, presented by The Natural Sapphire Company, is a study in how proportioned metalwork, considered accent placement, and expert cutting coalesce to make a single pear shaped sapphire read with enhanced color, clarity, and life on the finger.












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