Floral Green Sapphire Ring 1.20 Ct., Platinum 950

This ring centers a transparent 1.20 carat cushion shape green sapphire, measuring 6.26 by 5.31 by 4.14 mm, cut as a mixed brilliant to optimize both broad flash and pinpoint scintillation, the mixed brilliant crown facet pattern works with a modified pavilion geometry to deliver lively return and stable light performance across viewing angles, clarity is graded very slightly included evaluated at eye level, inclusions are minor and confined, they do not materially impede transparency or the gem s overall brilliance, color presents with light saturation that yields a delicate mint to seafoam green that is characteristic of Montana origin, the stone benefits from an excellent polish that gives crisp facet junctions and maximizes internal reflection, as a corundum species with a Mohs hardness of 9 the sapphire combines impressive durability with the optical precision of a finely executed mixed brilliant cut, the specific dimensions and cut geometry allow the 1.20 carat weight to read larger visually than some round equivalents, making this cushion sapphire notably efficient in face up presence.

The mounting is executed entirely in 14K white gold with a high polish finish, the head employs a six prong petal style crown that cradles the pavilion while keeping metal to a minimum, the pierced gallery and tapered shoulders are machined and hand finished to enhance upward light admission to the pavilion facets, prongs are shaped to clear the girdle with symmetric seat cutting to ensure long term security and minimal light obstruction, the overall silhouette recalls the restrained six prong solitaire profile popularized by Tiffany in the late nineteenth century, while the openwork gallery and petal prong motif evoke the airy filigree and floral references seen in Edwardian and Art Nouveau period jewels, this combination creates a ring that balances historical setting language with modern gem performance, craftsmanship at The Natural Sapphire Company focuses on precise setting geometry and final polish to guarantee even prong tension and optimal stone elevation, the result is a technically considered ring that will appeal to connoisseurs who appreciate both the minutiae of cut and the lineage of classic setting styles.