Pave Padparadscha Sapphire Ring 1.32 Ct., 14K Yellow Gold

This ring presents a rare and exceptional padparadscha sapphire, a gemstone prized by connoisseurs for its delicate marriage of pink and orange, and for its storied origin in the famed gem fields of Ceylon Sri Lanka. The center stone weighs 1.32 carats, and measures 8.04 x 6.35 x 3.24 mm, cut in an elegant oval with a mixed brilliant facet arrangement that allows the gem to sing with lively scintillation and soft, floral color play. Its clarity is graded very slightly included at eye level, a testament to the genuine nature of the stone, and its color exhibits medium intense saturation that balances presence with refinement. Importantly, this sapphire is supplied with no enhancement, a distinction that places it among the most desirable padparadschas on the market, for collectors and wearers who insist upon natural origin and integrity. At The Natural Sapphire Company, we present this gem as a rare find, one that will appeal to those who understand that true rarity comes from origin, hue, and the absence of treatment, rather than from mass produced uniformity.

The supporting diamonds elevate the design with a thoughtful mixture of modern innovation and old world sensibility, combining white round shaped lab grown diamonds totaling approximately 0.46 carats, clarity Very Slightly Included in VS1 and VS2 grades, color grade E, with a cluster of white round shaped natural diamonds totaling approximately 0.105 carats, clarity VS, color grade F and G. This pairing allows the piece to offer both ethical modernity and the subtle prestige of natural stones, the lab grown diamonds providing bright, high color brilliance and the natural diamonds adding depth and provenance. Each stone is selected and set to emphasize the padparadscha without overpowering it, the near colorless diamonds acting as a halo of light that frames the salmon glow, while the contrasting origins of the diamonds create a conversation about choice and values. Set entirely in rich 18K yellow gold, the warm metal lifts the padparadscha to a level of timeless elegance, and provides the ideal backdrop for the salmon pink and orange notes to resonate against skin.

The ring is crafted with a level of finish and attention to proportion that invites comparison with the great houses of fine jewelry, craftsmanship that rivals the precision of Cartier, the refined sensibility of Tiffany and Co, the poetry of Van Cleef and Arpels, and the gem first approach of Harry Winston. The gallery and gallery prongs cradle the oval padparadscha with the secure grace and minimal intrusion of a bespoke setting, while the shoulders feature a delicate twist and graduated pavé that recalls high jewelry techniques seen in ateliers of the world renowned maisons. Each facet, each prong, each pavé bead is executed with an eye towards symmetry and wearability, ensuring that the ring reads as both a statement of rarity and a piece meant for a lifetime of wear. The construction speaks to the same standards of hand finishing and meticulous stone alignment found in ateliers that produce for royalty and collectors, yet this work arrives with the authenticity and specialist knowledge of The Natural Sapphire Company, where provenance and honesty about treatment and origin are as important as finish.

Owning this ring places you among a small, discerning circle of collectors who value stones of verified origin, superior cut, and honest treatment history, a group who appreciate the sensory thrill of a padparadscha that is both transparent and vividly alive. The design is exclusive by nature, because the center stone itself is exclusive, and because the combination of lab grown and natural diamonds, and the warm embrace of 18K yellow gold, creates an object that cannot be reproduced in mass. For those who seek a ring that carries stories of Ceylon gem fields, of masterful cutting, of skilled setting, and of a finish that could sit comfortably next to pieces from the most revered workshops in the world, this work from The Natural Sapphire Company answers that desire. It is an heirloom in the making, a singular expression of rarity, and an invitation to join an elite group who can claim ownership of one of the finest padparadscha creations available today.