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Accent Stones Green Sapphire Ring 2.18 Ct., 18K White Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | S28099 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.3 Width: 7.16 Height: 3.93 |
Weight: | 2.18 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Princess |
Cut: | Princess Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $642 |
This ring from The Natural Sapphire Company centers on a beautiful, transparent 2.18 carat princess shape green sapphire, measuring 7.30 by 7.16 by 3.93 millimeters, with a princess cut, very very slightly included clarity as evaluated at eye level, medium color saturation, and an excellent polish, and it is offered without any enhancement from Madagascar. Flanking the central sapphire are white round shaped lab grown diamonds totaling approximately 0.20 carats and 0.12 carats, both graded Very Slightly Included in clarity and F in color, all set in a refined 18K white gold mounting. When you compare this ring to others on the market the most immediate advantages are the combination of an untreated natural sapphire of rare transparency and stability, the precision princess cut which maximizes the stone face up presence, and the high quality lab grown diamonds that provide both sparkle and practical reinforcement for everyday wear. Many competitors offer green sapphires that have been heavily heat treated or clarity enhanced, or they pair a good center stone with lower grade side stones and thinner settings, which can compromise long term durability and aesthetic value.
Durability begins with the sapphire itself, and a natural sapphire rates a nine on the Mohs hardness scale, second only to diamond, which makes it far more resistant to scratches and abrasion than commonly seen alternatives such as emerald, peridot, or topaz, which are softer and more prone to surface wear and chipping. Emeralds in particular are often heavily included and routinely treated with oils or resin to improve their appearance, and those treatments can leave them more fragile, susceptible to damage from heat, chemicals, and repeated knocks. Peridot and other green gemstones typically have a lower hardness and greater sensitivity to impact. The princess cut is known for its brilliant corners, and any square cut gemstone can be vulnerable at the points if left exposed in a minimal setting. In this design the princess cut sapphire is held securely with sturdy prongs and a carefully engineered gallery, and the adjacent lab diamonds sit close to the corners, providing an effective buffer against side impacts. This practical arrangement reduces the risk of chipping compared with many mass market rings where corners may sit up in thin claws or be cut too shallowly, making the stone more likely to catch and chip during daily activities.
Metal choice and setting construction also determine how well a ring withstands everyday life, and the use of 18K white gold here strikes a balance between luxury and resilience. Eighteen karat gold contains more pure gold than 14 karat alloys, offering a warm, durable lustre and excellent polish, while still being sufficiently robust for everyday wear when crafted with adequate shank thickness and smart prong design. Compared with platinum, 18K white gold is somewhat softer and may show surface scratches more readily, but it is less dense and easier to resize or refinish, and its surface can be professionally repolished to restore original finish. The careful finish on this ring, combined with the precise polish of the sapphire and the tight setting of the lab diamonds, means the whole mounting resists the loosening and wear problems seen in lower quality pieces that use thinner claws, cast shanks without finishing, or low grade accent stones that abrade faster. For customers who expect very heavy daily wear, or for those who prefer the extra density of platinum, The Natural Sapphire Company can advise on alternative metal options, but as presented this 18K white gold design offers an excellent combination of beauty and long term serviceability.
Overall this ring represents a superior choice for buyers seeking a durable, elegant gemstone ring that will perform better over years of wear than many cheaper or more heavily treated alternatives. The untreated Madagascar sapphire gives you a robust crystal with natural clarity and stable color, the princess cut and excellent polish deliver exceptional light return, and the lab grown diamonds are high quality accents that bolster both sparkle and corner protection. The 18K white gold setting is thoughtfully engineered to protect the stone and to be serviceable if maintenance is needed, and the craftsmanship behind this piece reduces the common durability pitfalls you might find in mass market designs. If your priority is a ring that stands the test of time while showcasing a rare, untreated green sapphire, this offering from The Natural Sapphire Company places a premium on both enduring construction and refined aesthetics.














































