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Solitaire Pink Sapphire Ring 2.03 Ct., 18K Rose Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
Model of your Completed
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Item ID: | S29223 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.44 Width: 6.41 Height: 5.05 |
Weight: | 2.03 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Asscher - Octagon |
Cut: | Asscher |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,500 |
This ring begins its story in the storied gem lands of Ceylon, where centuries of sapphire lore meet modern gemology. From the moment this pink sapphire was unearthed it carried with it the warmth of its origin and the quiet pulse of geological time. Miners and local collectors in Sri Lanka have long recognized the subtle, poetic pinks that can be coaxed from these soils, and this particular crystal was selected for its transparency and even hue. Carefully prepared and evaluated, the sapphire was identified as a 2.03 carat asscher octagon shape, with exact dimensions of 6.44 by 6.41 by 5.05 millimeters. Its clarity was graded as very very slightly included at eye level, its color shows a medium light saturation, and its polish was deemed excellent. A measured heat treatment was applied to bring out the most flattering tone and stability in the pink, a common and accepted enhancement that honors the stone while revealing the color that nature intended. At The Natural Sapphire Company we value provenance and the narrative each stone carries, and this gem arrives at our bench already rich with the history of its birthplace.
The transformation from rough crystal to an asscher cut gem is where light and geometry meet, and where a cutter’s skill becomes visible to the eye. The asscher cut is a refined step cut with cropped corners, producing an octagonal outline that concentrates the eye toward the center of the stone. Rather than scattering light into a cloud of tiny scintillation like a brilliant cut, the asscher crafts planes and concentric squares that act as a hall of mirrors. Each step facet is calibrated to maximize internal reflection and to create broad flashes of brilliance and clarity, so that the sapphire seems to glow from within. The chosen proportions for this 2.03 carat stone emphasize depth and table dimensions that allow for powerful light return. The clean profile and excellent polish ensure that incoming light travels through the crown and reflects from the pavilion in a controlled sequence, producing defined, architectural flashes that change with movement. With a clarity of very very slightly included at eye level the internal features are minimal, enabling uninterrupted pathways for light, and the medium light color saturation gives the pink a fresh and elegant personality that the asscher cut magnifies rather than masks.
Once the stone reached our workshop the design conversation turned to how best to showcase that internal luminosity while preserving the gem’s intimate association with its Ceylon origin. We set the asscher pink sapphire into a finely crafted 14 karat rose gold ring, a pairing that elegantly warms the pink and creates a soft halo of complementary tone around the stone. The setting was conceived to be minimal yet secure, allowing maximum exposure of the crown and girdle so that light can enter from multiple angles and reward the wearer with vivid, mirror like reflections. The prongs are placed to lift the sapphire slightly above the band, giving space for light to travel under the pavilion and return to the eye as clean, architectural flashes. The choice of 14 karat rose gold balances everyday durability with a romantic hue that enhances the sapphire’s medium light saturation. Every polishing pass and final inspection was done to maintain the stone’s excellent polish, ensuring that the asscher facets remain crisp and that the pattern of light remains uninterrupted. At The Natural Sapphire Company our bench craftspeople take these decisions seriously because the geometry of the cut and the elegance of the setting work together to transform a natural crystal into a wearable jewel.
Wearing this ring is to wear a story that spans centuries and continents, a piece that connects the history of Ceylonese gem mining with contemporary craftsmanship. The asscher cut gives the pink sapphire an almost architectural presence on the finger, a compact sculpture of light and color that reads as both modern and timeless. The result is a ring that suits a variety of intentions, from a meaningful engagement promise to a singular, celebratory gift. Caring for this piece is straightforward, because the design invites daily wear while respecting the gemstone. Gentle cleaning with warm water and mild soap, brushing softly with a cloth or soft brush, and avoiding exposure to harsh chemicals will keep the metal and stone bright. Periodic professional inspections will ensure the prongs remain secure and the polish retains its luster. At The Natural Sapphire Company we are proud to present a ring that celebrates origin, cutting mastery, and thoughtful design, a ring that returns the light of its Ceylon beginnings to the life of whoever wears it. If you wish to explore the provenance or to view this sapphire in person we are here to guide you through every detail of its journey.


