Accent Stones Greyish Blue Sapphire Ring 2.83 Ct., 14K Rose Gold

This ring centers on a 2.83 carat pear shaped greyish blue sapphire, cut to 13.52 by 6.77 by 4.05 millimeters, and executed with a mixed brilliant faceting scheme that balances scintillation with face up color. The mixed brilliant approach places a brilliant style crown over a pavilion that controls return and contrast, producing lively fire along the length of the pear while retaining a clean, continuous body color when viewed table up. The sapphire exhibits medium light color saturation which produces a delicate Ceylon steel blue tone, and the stone is transparent and unenhanced, an important factor for connoisseurs who prioritize natural origin and optical purity. Clarity is graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which means that inclusions are present but do not significantly interrupt the overall transparency or the internal light paths, and the excellent polish on the facets ensures crisp facet junctions and minimal surface diffusion, maximizing both brilliance and the subtle veiling that gives the stone its soft blue character.

The setting strategy is engineered to focus attention on the pear silhouette and to enhance apparent size through controlled metal visibility and geometric contrast. The center sapphire is elevated on an open, pierced gallery that allows light to enter from multiple angles, and the arching support channels are positioned to lift the stone above the band so that the full length of the pear becomes the visual axis. This vertical emphasis draws the gaze along the axis of the pear, accentuating the elongated proportions and reinforcing finger elongation when worn. Prong placement is optimized to secure the narrow tip and the wider shoulder without masking the primary facets, thereby preserving the table and crown exposure and minimizing metal coverage over the pavilion windows. The warm tone of 14K rose gold provides a calibrated color contrast, subtly warming the greyish blue body color and enhancing the sapphire’s unique Ceylon character without overpowering it.

Complementary white pear shaped and round shaped accent stones flank the center sapphire in a graduated cluster arrangement, designed to amplify brightness and create directional light return toward the center. These accent stones are described with a clarity grade of VS, which ensures eye clean appearance and strong reflective performance under standard viewing conditions, and they are positioned to form a tapered halo effect that narrows toward the shank. The graduated geometry serves both optical and structural roles, increasing the apparent crown diameter of the setting without requiring additional metal, and directing scintillation back into the table of the pear sapphire. Even though the product notes do not specify the exact color grades or individual weights for the accent stones, their role is clearly to act as high contrast white points that elevate the center stone’s perceived purity and saturation, while the precision of the cut and the close tolerance prong work maintain tight junctions and even spacing to avoid visual clutter.

Craftsmanship details are consistent with The Natural Sapphire Company standards, with careful attention to facet alignment, symmetry, and the undergallery architecture that supports both light performance and daily wear. The mixed brilliant cut of the center stone interacts with the pierced rose gold gallery, producing flashes of white light and subtle blue flashes along the pavilion, and the excellent polish translates to lively surface reflection and accurate color transmission. The overall design tactic is to minimize metal interference at key sight lines, to use graduated white diamond accents as optical intensifiers, and to apply the warm rose gold as a tonal frame that complements the Ceylon origin and untreated nature of the sapphire. For clients who prioritize technical attributes and provenance, this ring offers a transparent specification set, including the precise dimensions and carat weight of the center stone, the mixed brilliant cut strategy, the eye level clarity assessment of very slightly included, the no enhancement statement, and the origin of Ceylon Sri Lanka, all executed within a cohesive setting that deliberately draws and holds attention on the pear center.