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Pave Blue Sapphire Ring 3.04 Ct., 14K Rose Gold
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Item ID: | S23926 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.46 Width: 8.25 Height: 4.78 |
Weight: | 3.04 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Modified Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $2,890 |
This ring features a transparent 3.04 carat pear shape blue sapphire, measuring 11.46 x 8.25 x 4.78 mm, cut in a modified brilliant style. The stone displays intense color saturation and an eye clean clarity grade when evaluated at eye level, complemented by an excellent polish and Ceylon provenance. The modified brilliant faceting on this pear shape has been executed to balance light return and color depth, producing lively scintillation across the table and crown without sacrificing the saturated blue that defines high quality Ceylon sapphires. Compared with classical step cuts, which prioritize color display and mirrorlike flashes, the modified brilliant layout in this sapphire emphasizes dynamic flash and distributed brilliance, generating both small pinpoint scintillation and broader flashes that animate the stone as it moves. Against a conventional round brilliant, the pear shape presents an elongated silhouette that offers a larger face up appearance for the same carat weight, while its tailored facet pattern moderates the dispersion and fire in favor of stronger overall light return and clearer color distribution.
In direct comparison to other popular cutting styles, the modified brilliant pear shape offers a distinct optical profile. A round brilliant maximizes return and dispersion through a highly symmetrical facet scheme, resulting in very even brilliance and intense fire from a stationary viewing angle. The modified brilliant pear trades some of that uniform round flash for directional scintillation and an elongated play of light that complements the sapphire's blue saturation, producing a vivid center and lively periphery. Cushion and mixed cuts often emphasize depth and contrast, producing a rich, sometimes velvety presence in colored stones, but they can also create dark areas or windowing if proportions are not optimized. The modified brilliant pear shape minimizes windowing through its proportion set, preserving apparent brightness across the table and along the shoulders. Emerald and other step cuts accentuate zonal color and clarity, showing broad flashes rather than pinpoint sparkle. For a stone where intense color saturation is a primary attribute, the pear modified brilliant can be preferable because it combines controlled color saturation with energetic scintillation, making the blue read vividly from multiple angles while maintaining an elegant, elongated profile.
The mounting further refines the sapphire's visual performance and wearing experience. The center stone is set in a 14K rose gold ring, surrounded by a halo and accented shoulders of white round natural diamonds. The diamonds include a grouping of stones totaling approximately 0.345 carats and an additional grouping of approximately 0.45 carats, each graded VS for clarity and F G for color. Together these accents create a bright white contrast that frames the sapphire, increasing perceived brightness and enhancing the stone's color through juxtaposition. The halo multiplies and reflects light into the sapphire, reinforcing the modified brilliant cut's light return and adding a sense of depth and liveliness. The rose gold metal choice offers a warm background that subtly enriches the blue, providing optical warmth without obscuring saturation or clarity. From a practical perspective, sapphire is among the hardest gem materials used in jewelry, offering strong resistance to abrasion and suitability for frequent wear, while the excellent polish and carefully set diamonds underline a level of finishing consistent with The Natural Sapphire Company standards. Overall the design and cut work in concert to present a Ceylon sapphire that balances color intensity, face up size, and dynamic light performance in a refined and enduring ring.












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