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Floral Bluish Green Sapphire Ring 0.97 Ct., Platinum 950
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Item ID: | S20804 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.68 Width: 5.13 Height: 3.71 |
Weight: | 0.97 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Montana |
Per carat price: help | $1,000 |
This ring presents a transparent 0.97 carat oval bluish green sapphire, measuring 6.68 by 5.13 by 3.71 mm, cut in a mixed brilliant style, set in a classic four prong mount of Platinum 950. The stone exhibits intense color saturation and an excellent polish, attributes that give the gem a lively depth and notable brilliance. The clarity has been evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, a designation that indicates the presence of small internal features visible under careful inspection, while the overall transparency remains high. The origin of the sapphire is Montana, a source known for producing stones with distinct, natural character, and the metal choice of Platinum 950 provides a durable, inert setting that complements the cool tones of the bluish green gem.
The inclusions within this Montana sapphire contribute directly to its individuality, appearing as natural fingerprints that record the stone's geological history. These minute internal features influence the way light travels through the sapphire, creating subtle variances in tone and scintillation across the oval surface. In areas where inclusions scatter light, the color can present as slightly deeper or more velvety, while cleaner planes allow for sharp flashes of brilliance from the mixed brilliant facets. The interaction between internal structure and facet geometry yields an optical texture that is both complex and engaging, a quality that cannot be replicated by synthetic or heavily treated material. The very slightly included clarity grade ensures that these features are modest in scale, preserving the stone's overall transparency and allowing the intense color saturation to remain the defining visual characteristic.
From a gemmological and design perspective, the inclusions are considered attributes rather than flaws, because they create a fingerprint that is unique to this individual sapphire. In practical terms, the small natural features do not compromise the integrity of the gem, and they can enhance the sense of depth and movement when viewed from different angles. The mixed brilliant cut further capitalizes on this dynamic, as the arrangement of crown and pavilion facets refracts light in ways that accentuate contrasts between clearer and more textured zones. The platinum setting has been selected to stabilize and protect the gem while offering a neutral backdrop that allows the bluish green color to read with clarity, whether viewed in daylight or under artificial lighting. The result is a gemstone that feels alive, its internal landscape contributing to a nuanced visual narrative that evolves as the ring is worn and observed.
The Natural Sapphire Company presents this piece with attention to proportion and finish, ensuring that the platinum 950 band and prong work are executed to exacting standards. The excellent polish on the sapphire and the refined surfaces of the setting reduce visual distractions, so the eye is drawn to the color and internal character of the stone. In terms of wearability, Platinum 950 provides resilience against daily wear, a secure prong setting minimizes exposure to knocks, and the size and profile of the 0.97 carat oval make it suitable for a variety of ring styles and finger proportions. For clients who value natural origin, documented clarity characteristics, and a gemstone whose internal inclusions contribute to its story, this Montana bluish green sapphire ring offers a thoughtful balance of gem quality and enduring craftsmanship.





















































