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Three Stone Padparadscha Sapphire Ring 0.42 Ct., 14K Rose Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | S42504 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 4.67 Width: 3.79 Height: 2.53 |
Weight: | 0.42 Ct. |
Color: help | Padparadscha |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $1,500 |
This ring centers on a transparent 0.42 carat cushion shaped padparadscha sapphire, a rare and sought after hue that sits between delicate pink and soft orange, with measurements of 4.67 by 3.79 by 2.53 millimeters and a mixed brilliant cut that balances sparkle and depth. The stone is evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, which means an eye clean appearance that outperforms many commercial stones in the same size range that show more visible inclusions. The sapphire exhibits intense color saturation and an excellent polish that maximizes light return while preserving the subtle, lotus like tone unique to padparadscha material from Tanzania. The setting in warm 14K rose gold has been chosen to enhance the gem tone, cradling the sapphire in a low profile bezel style that is elegant and secure. Flanking the center are two white round natural diamonds, each weighing approximately 0.014 carats, graded Very Slightly Included in clarity, and F in color, which add pinpoint brilliance without overpowering the central stone. The Natural Sapphire Company selects these materials to deliver a piece that reads as both sophisticated and wearable, a clear step above mass produced colored stone rings in terms of gem quality, finish, and overall presentation.
Compared to other options on the market this ring stands out for a combination of provenance, gem character, and practical design, all of which contribute to both superior perceived value and everyday usability. Many pink and coral toned sapphires offered at lower prices achieve their hue through heavy treatments or come from lots with more obvious inclusions, which diminishes the gem character under close inspection. By contrast, a natural Tanzanian padparadscha with intense saturation and very slight inclusions is scarce, and the mixed brilliant cut here is chosen to enhance scintillation when viewed from multiple angles, whereas step cuts or poorly proportioned cushions can appear muted under regular wear. The 14K rose gold setting is also a deliberate choice for longevity and color harmony, offering a warmer base than white metal that harmonizes with the stone while remaining more affordable than higher karat gold alloys that do not appreciably improve durability. In short, for buyers balancing rarity with budget and daily wearability, this ring delivers a sweet spot that many oversized or heavily treated alternatives cannot match, making it a smarter purchase for collectors and first time gemstone owners alike.
When considering how this ring complements and elevates a wider jewelry collection, its quiet confidence is its greatest asset, enabling versatile pairings and elegant stacking. The warm padparadscha tone and rose gold band integrate seamlessly with other rose gold pieces for a monochromatic stack that reads modern and cohesive, and the small white diamonds can act as a bridge to white metal jewelry, allowing a tasteful mix of metals when paired with a slim white gold or platinum diamond band. Because the center stone sits in a low bezel style setting and measures under half a carat, the ring layers comfortably with vintage style bands that feature milgrain or engraving, with no risk of overshadowing intricate details on companion rings. For evening looks, pair with champagne diamond studs or a delicate rose gold pendant that echoes the center hue, while for daytime simplicity consider a thin yellow gold stacking band that warms the palette and creates contrast. The sapphire s hardness rating of nine on the Mohs scale also means superior resistance to scratching compared with other colored gemstones such as emerald or opal, which translates to practical long term wear and easy integration into daily stacks without needing constant removal for routine tasks. If you are building or refining a collection, The Natural Sapphire Company can advise on complementary widths and finishes to ensure this padparadscha ring enriches rather than competes with your existing pieces, delivering a versatile, heirloom quality addition that performs beautifully in mixed metal or single metal ensembles.




























































