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Vedic Blue Sapphire Ring 4.67 Ct., 18K Yellow Gold
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Item ID: | B13824 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.31 Width: 7.11 Height: 6.11 |
Weight: | 4.67 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | 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 | $2,550 |
This ring presents a beautifully transparent blue sapphire, weighing 4.67 carats, cut in a radiant shape with precise dimensions of 10.31 by 7.11 by 6.11 millimeters. The sapphire displays intense color saturation and an excellent polish that together create a vivid, lively blue that reads immediately to the eye. The clarity is graded as very slightly included evaluated at eye level, which for a stone of this size and color is a strong indicator of natural origin and character. The stone has been heat treated, a standard and stable enhancement applied to many fine sapphires to deepen and even out color while preserving the crystal structure. Origin is Ceylon Sri Lanka, a source renowned for producing sapphires with a signature combination of brightness and delicate violet undertone that collectors and connoisseurs prize. The gem sits in a classic, understated 18 karat yellow gold mounting, a warm metal choice that complements the vivid blue and enhances perceived saturation without overwhelming the gem. The overall execution at The Natural Sapphire Company emphasizes proportion and light return, with the radiant cut balancing step and brilliant facets to deepen color while delivering lively scintillation.
For an educated buyer the technical attributes of this sapphire will matter as much as its aesthetic appeal. The radiant cut was chosen to maximize the apparent face up color and to distribute light evenly through the stone, which is particularly important for a saturated Ceylon sapphire. The excellent polish and attention to facet symmetry reduce light leakage and ensure the stone reads clean and bright even when viewed under normal lighting conditions. The clarity grade very slightly included evaluated at eye level indicates there are minimal inclusions that do not detract from transparency or brilliance at typical viewing distances, yet those natural features can serve as internal fingerprints of origin and formation. Heat treatment in sapphires is an accepted and long established practice that stabilizes and intensifies color, and in this example it has been applied conservatively to respect the stone's natural zoning and appeal. A natural 4.67 carat sapphire with this combination of intense saturation, good clarity, Ceylon provenance, and precise cutting is rare enough to hold appeal for both collectors and buyers seeking a long term, wearable gemstone.
When compared to lab grown alternatives it is important to consider both material and market differences. Chemically and optically, lab grown corundum can be engineered to the same aluminum oxide composition and doped with the same trace elements that produce blue color, and modern methods can yield stones with exceptional clarity and remarkably uniform color. Lab grown sapphires therefore offer predictable aesthetics, often at a lower price per carat and with fewer inclusions under magnification. However a natural Ceylon stone such as this carries provenance and geological rarity that laboratory production cannot replicate. Natural inclusions and growth features recorded in a gem report provide evidence of natural formation, and origin from Sri Lanka contributes to the gemological story and market desirability. From an investment and resell perspective natural, certified sapphires with known origin and conservative enhancement generally retain greater scarcity value over time than mass produced lab grown material. For buyers who prioritize ethical sourcing and lower environmental footprint, some lab grown options may be attractive, but for those who value geological provenance, unique internal character, and the traditional market for natural gems, this Ceylon sapphire set in 18 karat yellow gold represents a compelling choice.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we present this ring with clear documentation of its qualities so buyers can compare directly with lab grown alternatives and make an informed choice based on priorities. The combination of a 4.67 carat radiant cut, intense Ceylon blue, very slightly included clarity evaluated at eye level, excellent polish, and classic 18 karat yellow gold setting produces a piece that is both visually arresting and technically impressive. The measured dimensions of 10.31 by 7.11 by 6.11 millimeters mean the stone reads larger on the finger than many stones with similar carat weight, and the radiant faceting strategy enhances face up color while maintaining lively brilliance. For the educated buyer seeking a natural sapphire with documented origin, proven cutting and finishing, and enduring aesthetic value, this ring represents a thoughtful balance between rarity, craftsmanship, and everyday wearability.


