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Accent Stones Greyish Blue Sapphire Ring 2.50 Ct., 18K White Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | S12054 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.42 Width: 6.77 Height: 4.54 |
Weight: | 2.50 Ct. |
Color: help | Greyish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,550 |
The ring from The Natural Sapphire Company features a 2.50 carat oval greyish blue sapphire that commands attention, with precise dimensions of 9.42 by 6.77 by 4.54 mm, a mixed brilliant cut, and an eye clean clarity evaluated at eye level, with medium color saturation and an excellent polish. This center gem sits confidently within a protective bezel of 14K white gold and is flanked by a row of white baguette shaped natural diamonds totaling approximately 0.40 carats, graded Very Slightly Included VS1 and VS2, with a color grade of F. From first glance the design reads as modern and refined, yet the quality notes read like a collector piece, and when you compare these specifications to the common offerings on the market you see the difference in both material and craftsmanship. Many rings list carat size and origin casually, but this piece gives you clear, meaningful details about cut proportions, visible clarity at eye level, and the balanced partnership between a substantial sapphire and crisp baguette diamonds, which makes it exceptional in both style and substance.
The story of this sapphire begins in Ceylon, a place with a gem history that stretches for centuries, where local mining traditions and artisanal cutting techniques have shaped some of the worlds most coveted sapphires. Sri Lanka has long been a crossroads for trade and refinement, and stones from this island carry a lineage that connects ancient royal patronage to modern connoisseurship. The greyish blue tone of this oval sapphire is a subtle variation on the classic Ceylon blue, offering a softer, more sophisticated hue that reads differently in daylight and evening light, and that tonal complexity is part of what makes it memorable. The mixed brilliant cut works like a modern translation of that history, preserving the depth and chatoyancy of traditional cuts while adding scintillation and face up brightness that appeal to contemporary tastes. Owning a gem with a documented origin ties the wearer to that long story, and collectors and thoughtful buyers will value the provenance and the visible proof of quality, because origin informed by clear gemological notes lends authenticity and long term desirability.
When you compare this ring to other market options, a number of advantages become obvious. Many competitive rings emphasize size alone, or use heavy marketing around color adjectives without giving cut proportions and clarity context, and too often buyers encounter stones that are heavily treated, synthetic, or simply less clean to the eye, which reduces visual impact and long term value. This Ceylon sapphire is eye clean, which means it reads as pure and luminous in real world wear, unlike lower clarity sapphires that need magnification to judge. The mixed brilliant cut gives a lively play of light that larger, shallower ovals sometimes lack, and the 9.42 by 6.77 by 4.54 mm dimensions deliver a generous, elegant face up presence without feeling oversized or unwieldy. The white baguette diamonds provide sleek linear sparkle that complements the central oval without overpowering it, and their Very Slightly Included grades and F color hold a bright, clean appearance that is superior to the common small melee diamonds of lower color and clarity. The 14K white gold setting was chosen for its balance of durability and value, offering stronger scratch resistance compared to lower karat alloys, and a cost effective alternative to platinum that keeps overall investment reasonable while maintaining a refined white metal appearance that enhances the cool greyish blue of the sapphire.
Beyond technical advantages this ring performs beautifully as a piece of wearable art that transitions from daily elegance to a storied heirloom. The bezel setting protects the oval sapphire from daily knocks and secures the gem in a way that reduces catch, which is an important practical difference compared to exposed prong settings that can be vulnerable over time, and that protection extends the longevity of the piece for someone who intends to wear it frequently. The greyish blue shade is versatile with wardrobe and skin tones, and its uncommon nuance helps it stand apart from the many standard blue sapphires on the market, making it a choice for buyers who want individuality combined with proven gem pedigree. At The Natural Sapphire Company we match these tangible attributes with personalized service, because we know that clear information about origin, cut, clarity, and supporting diamond quality helps customers make informed choices. If you are seeking a ring that combines historical character, visible gem quality, thoughtful design, and everyday functionality, this Ceylon oval sapphire ring represents an exceptional balance of quality and value.












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