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Antique Style Bluish Green Sapphire Ring 1.88 Ct., Platinum 950
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Item ID: | S39138 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.27 Width: 6.29 Height: 4.77 |
Weight: | 1.88 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Montana |
Per carat price: help | $2,300 |
There are jewels that speak in the quiet language of time, and this ring, offered by The Natural Sapphire Company, is one such voice. At its heart rests a transparent cushion shape bluish green sapphire weighing 1.88 carats, measuring 7.27 by 6.29 by 4.77 millimeters, cut in a mixed brilliant style to draw both depth and scintillation from its facets. The gem displays medium color saturation, a delicate balance that allows the light to travel through the stone and reveal the subtle, cool greens and blues so characteristic of Montana sapphires. Its clarity has been graded very slightly included when observed at eye level, a testament to a natural history of formation where tiny inclusions act as fingerprints linking the stone to ancient geological processes. The excellent polish elevates the surface brightness and tactile grace of the sapphire, while the overall presence evokes classic, enduring style rather than fleeting trend.
The architecture of the ring continues that conversation with craftsmanship rendered in platinum 950, a metal chosen for its enduring strength, natural white sheen, and the way it quietly frames colored gemstones and diamonds. Accenting the central sapphire are white round shaped natural diamonds that together have been selected for clarity and color to complement rather than compete with the main stone. Featured stones include a fine accent weighing approximately 0.064 carats, another of approximately 0.40 carats, a delicate point of approximately 0.02 carats, and a further accent of approximately 0.10 carats, each graded clarity VS and color F or G. The result is a band of light that traces the silhouette of the ring, vintage inspired filigree and milgrain suggestions lending the piece an heirloom sensibility. In every line and facet the ring references a long tradition of jewelry making where balance, proportion, and material integrity produce objects meant to be worn and passed down.
When comparing a natural Montana sapphire such as this to lab grown alternatives, the conversation turns toward origin, rarity, and the character of natural formation. Lab grown sapphires are chemically and physically corundum, and modern growth methods can yield stones with very clean clarity and saturated color, often at a more accessible price point. Those qualities make lab grown sapphires attractive for many buyers, especially when budget or sustainability considerations are primary. However, a natural sapphire from Montana carries within it a geological biography, minute inclusions and growth patterns that record heat, pressure, and mineral interactions over vast spans of time. These natural markers give each stone individuality that cannot be duplicated by human replication. In the marketplace, that individuality typically translates into lasting collector interest and enduring value, attributes that many customers seek when choosing a stone to mark a life event or to create an heirloom.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we celebrate both the romance of natural origin and the rigorous standards of modern gemology, and this ring stands as an example of that commitment. The bluish green Montana sapphire, with its mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish, sits in a platinum 950 setting designed to protect and to complement, while the carefully matched natural diamonds provide a luminous frame. For the buyer who values history, provenance, and the rare human story embedded in the formation of a natural gem, this ring offers a connection to the earth and to generations yet to come. For those considering lab grown options, it is worth weighing the immediate aesthetic and economic benefits against the intangible qualities of rarity, historical resonance, and long term market perception that a naturally formed Montana sapphire brings to a piece destined to become part of a family legacy.























































