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Pave Blue Sapphire Ring 4.10 Ct., 18K Yellow Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | S44257 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.07 Width: 8.94 Height: 5.43 |
Weight: | 4.10 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,758 |
This ring centers a transparent 4.10 carat radiant shape blue sapphire, with dimensions 9.07 by 8.94 by 5.43 millimeters, cut and polished to present a clean table and lively faceting. The sapphire carries a clarity grade of very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, a light color saturation that reads as a delicate Ceylon blue, and an excellent polish that preserves the crispness of each facet. The gem is sourced from Ceylon Sri Lanka, a region known for producing stones with a bright, airy tone and attractive optical character. The mounting is executed in 14K yellow gold, which provides a warm contrast that slightly enriches the blue without overpowering its subtle saturation. Accompanying the center stone are white round shaped natural diamonds, the larger group weighing approximately 0.36 carats with clarity VS and color grade F G, and a secondary grouping weighing approximately 0.161 carats also with clarity VS and color grade F G. The diamonds are selected to deliver clean white sparkle and to complement the sapphire without introducing noticeable color bias, and the overall finish and construction emphasize secure prong work and a refined profile.
The radiant cut of the sapphire plays a central role in its light performance, combining a faceting style that borrows from both step cut and brilliant cut traditions. Compared with a round brilliant, the radiant presents a more angular pavilion and a broader table that distributes flashes of light in slightly larger, more block like scintillation patterns, rather than the pin point flicker typical of a round. Against cushion cuts the radiant often exhibits crisper facet edges and a more geometric light return, which can translate to a perception of greater clarity and faster changing reflections as the ring moves. When set against an emerald or other step cut, the radiant yields markedly more internal brilliance, because its multitude of small facets refract and reflect light more aggressively. For a sapphire that is relatively transparent with low eye visible inclusions, as this stone is, the radiant cut amplifies light return while preserving the stone s color, giving a lively but controlled sparkle that reads as both lively and elegant in everyday lighting.
How this radiant sapphire performs in situ is also influenced by the mounting and the surrounding diamonds. The four prong setting and slightly elevated crown permit light to reach the pavilion from angles that a low bezel would block, increasing both brightness and scintillation. The pavé set or bead set white diamonds along the band provide a perimeter of contrast, adding white flashes that frame the blue center, which enhances perceived brilliance without competing with the sapphire s tonal range. Compared to a halo setting the current design offers less apparent diameter extension, but it preserves direct light interaction with the sapphire, so the center stone s natural light performance remains the primary optical signature. If the same sapphire were set in a full bezel, light entry would be softened and the stone would present a more uniform glow with reduced contrast, which some wearers prefer for a gentler look, but that approach diminishes the energetic reflections radiants are designed to produce. Similarly, plainer solitaire settings with no side diamonds would accentuate the sapphire s isolated light return, but the addition of well matched F G color VS clarity diamonds along the shank introduces measured dispersion and a bright white backdrop that elevates the visual balance between scintillation and color.
Beyond immediate optical effects, the combination of sapphire cut, clarity, and setting contributes to practical considerations for wear and long term appearance. The radiant cut s facet design tends to distribute stress and wear in a balanced way, and the sapphire s transparency and excellent polish make it resistant to visual dulling from normal use if properly maintained. The 14K yellow gold offers robust support and a degree of resilience against daily knocks, and the prong construction allows straightforward maintenance and periodic inspections to ensure stone security. The pairing of VS clarity, F G color diamonds with the Ceylon sapphire provides a controlled contrast that keeps overall composition refined and wearable. For care, routine gentle cleaning with warm water and mild detergent, combined with occasional professional inspection, will preserve both the sapphire s light performance and the diamonds clarity. The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind these gemological specifications, and the presentation and finishing are executed to showcase the sapphire s radiant cut advantages in a setting that marries durability with optical refinement.












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