Pave Blue Sapphire Ring 6.14 Ct., 14K White Gold

A rare expression of Ceylon heritage and masterful cutting, this ring presents a magnificent untreated blue sapphire weighing 6.14 carats, shaped into an elegant pear and cut with a mixed brilliant facet arrangement. The gem measures 13.49 by 9.86 by 6.28 millimeters, a presence that reads as both substantial and graceful on the hand. Its medium light blue saturation captures the cherished Sri Lankan hue that collectors prize, while a clarity graded as very slightly included at eye level ensures a clean, luminous window into the stone. The excellent polish and the absence of any enhancement allow the sapphire to breathe and to reveal its natural personality, a purity that is increasingly rare in today’s market. Surrounding the sapphire, hand selected white round natural diamonds weighing approximately 0.48 carats and approximately 0.45 carats, both clarity VS and color F G, form a halo and a pavé shoulder that amplify every movement. The entire composition is rendered in platinum nine hundred and fifty, a choice of metal that gives structural security and a cool, reflective stage for the gemstone ensemble. From The Natural Sapphire Company this ring is more than jewellery, it is a statement of provenance, connoisseurship, and restraint.

The pear shaped mixed brilliant cut at the heart of this ring offers a unique light performance that simultaneously celebrates fire and brilliance. A mixed brilliant combines the scintillating facets of a brilliant cut with the step facets of more classical cuts, creating a dialogue between lively flashes and broad flashes of colour. Against a sapphire whose refractive properties differ from diamond, this faceting approach is particularly effective. Sapphires exhibit lower dispersion than diamonds, so facet design must be used to manage light return and colour saturation. The mixed brilliant pavilion directs light inward and then back towards the viewer in a way that enhances the stone’s internal glow, avoiding the flatness of a poorly judged pavilion and minimizing the windowing that can make larger sapphires appear washed out. Compared to a full brilliant round, the pear shape introduces an elongated burst of light, an elegant directional scintillation that flatters the finger. Compared to step cuts such as emerald or asscher, which emphasize colour and clarity with broad, understated flashes, the mixed brilliant brings a livelier, more animated personality while still preserving the depth of Ceylon colour. Against softer styles such as cabochon, which reveal colour in a singular, silky plane, the mixed brilliant offers multi faceted life, a choreography of bright pinpoints and pear shaped flashes that engage at every angle. The halo of high quality F G colour VS clarity diamonds further refracts light into the sapphire, enhancing perceived size and lending an icy counterpoint to the sapphire’s gentle cornflower tone.

To own this ring is to claim a piece of gemological storytelling, an achievement that speaks to refined taste and a discerning eye for authenticity. The untreated origin of this sapphire from Sri Lanka elevates it from mere adornment to an heirloom of natural rarity, a jewel that wears as confidently at a private salon as it does beneath the flash of evening light. The precision of the mixed brilliant cut, the complementary brilliance of round white diamonds, and the enduring strength of platinum nine hundred and fifty coalesce into an object that is both modern and timeless. At The Natural Sapphire Company we select stones that bring provenance and personality, and we set them with a jeweller’s devotion to symmetry, polish and balance. For the collector who values truth in the stone, who understands that the absence of enhancement is as meaningful as colour and carat, this ring is an unmistakable signature. We invite you to view it and to experience how its light engages with your movement, how the pear silhouette extends the hand, and how ownership becomes the visible expression of a life lived with exceptional standards.