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Vedic Blue Sapphire Ring 3.98 Ct., 14K Yellow Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | S35761 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.98 Width: 8.48 Height: 5.4 |
Weight: | 3.98 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $3,825 |
This ring from The Natural Sapphire Company centers on a transparent 3.98 carat pear shape blue sapphire, measuring 11.98 by 8.48 by 5.40 millimeters, cut in a mixed brilliant style, graded as very slightly included at eye level, with vivid color saturation and an excellent polish. The mixed brilliant approach combines the scintillating facet pattern of brilliant cuts on the crown with more open, step like facets lower in the pavilion, a combination that maximizes both lively flashes of white light and a strong, saturated body color. At a depth of approximately 5.40 millimeters relative to the average of the stone dimensions the proportions work to concentrate color without overly sacrificing light return, which is an important trade off in sapphires where deeper proportions often intensify hue and tone. Very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, indicates that the sapphire is effectively eye clean for typical viewing distances, with any natural inclusions being minor and usually detectable only under magnification, inclusions that are commonly silk or pinpoint crystals in natural corundum and which can actually help gemologists verify natural origin. The Ceylon origin from Sri Lanka is a notable provenance for educated buyers, as Ceylon sapphires are historically prized for their bright, lively blues and refined saturation, attributes that enhance both aesthetic appeal and market desirability. The excellent polish ensures crisp facet junctions and smooth facet planes, improving brilliance and the overall presence of the gem when set.
The mounting is executed entirely in 18K yellow gold, and the design is a refined bezel that closely follows the elegant pear outline, offering a clean silhouette and a low profile that sits comfortably on the finger. Bezel style mountings have a long and respected history in jewelry, from early Byzantine and Mughal examples where a continuous metal rim both secured and protected significant gems, to Georgian collet work that emphasized the gem as a colored focal plane, and to restrained modern interpretations that favor protection and simplicity over maximal exposure. Compared to late 19th and early 20th century prong solitaires which aim to maximize pavilion exposure for brilliance but can leave points vulnerable, and compared to halo settings which use surrounding stones to amplify apparent size, this bezel is closer in spirit to classical mounting techniques that prioritize secure seating and a pure color field. The warm tone of 18K yellow gold complements the vivid blue, creating optical contrast that enhances perceived saturation, while the gold alloy provides the right balance of ductility and durability for repeated wears. The bezel also protects the delicate pear point from impact and reduces snagging, and the smooth high polished shank and carefully finished seat reflect meticulous goldsmithing aimed at symmetry and long term wearability.
For the informed purchaser the combination of a natural Ceylon origin, a near four carat weight, vivid saturation, a mixed brilliant faceting and an eye level very slightly included clarity grade presents a compelling intersection of rarity and practical beauty. Each of these attributes matters to collectors and connoisseurs, and together they support both immediate visual impact and longer term market desirability, since color and provenance are primary drivers of value in blue sapphires, followed by cut and clarity. The mixed brilliant cut offers an intelligent compromise between retention of carat weight and optical performance, while the excellent polish and precise setting demonstrate the quality of finishing work that confident buyers expect. At The Natural Sapphire Company we provide transparent information about origin, cutting style and clarity, and we can supply a formal gemological report and customization options on request, including alternate metals or accent stones for those who wish to adapt the piece to a personal specification. The bezel setting and robust 18K gold construction make this ring well suited to daily wear without sacrificing the historical references and refined aesthetic that attract collectors, and we invite you to contact us for additional technical images, certification details and bespoke service to ensure this sapphire ring meets your exacting standards.












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