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Accent Stones Pink Sapphire Ring 1.75 Ct., 18K Rose Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
Model of your Completed
Setting Design!

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Item ID: | S6420 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.86 Width: 6.03 Height: 3.77 |
Weight: | 1.75 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $2,200 |
This ring centers a transparent 1.75 carat oval pink sapphire, presented in an 8.86 by 6.03 by 3.77 millimeter profile, cut to a mixed brilliant geometry that balances pavilion and crown facet arrays to optimize both color and brilliance. The mixed brilliant cut combines a full brilliant facet arrangement on the crown with a modified pavilion, allowing the table and crown facets to maximize light return while the pavilion facets control color saturation and face up tone. The stone carries a clarity grade of very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, indicating that inclusions are minimal and do not materially impede light transmission in typical viewing conditions. With light color saturation and an excellent polish, the sapphire exhibits a delicate, even pink that reads as lively in daylight and under softer interior illumination. The provenance from Ceylon Sri Lanka is significant for the stone chemistry and trace elements that favor pastel pink hues with lively transparency, and the cut proportions were selected to retain weight while enhancing face up presence and scintillation.
The setting architecture emphasizes minimal metal interference and structured elevation to allow the oval table to act as an optical window, permitting unobstructed entry of light to the crown and pavilion. The center sapphire is secured by fine tapered prongs that are drawn to narrow tips, reducing the visual footprint of metal across the girdle and maximizing visible stone surface. The prongs rise from a precision milled basket that incorporates an open under gallery, with vertical bars positioned to provide mechanical support while maintaining light wells beneath the pavilion to encourage internal reflection. The gallery geometry is engineered to align with the oval axis, controlling the angle of incoming light into key facet junctions and preserving the mixed brilliant facet pattern designed to create even flash across the table. The platform height and seat are calibrated so that the crown height clears typical engagement ring shanks, while the bearing surfaces of the prongs capture the girdle uniformly to resist lateral movement and reduce stress concentration on the sapphire girdle.
Flanking the center stone, white marquise shaped natural diamonds, totaling approximately 0.48 carats, are arranged as graduated shoulder accents that enhance perceived size and add directional flash toward the focal sapphire. Each marquise is selected for a combination of cut finesse and optical symmetry, with clarity grades of Very Slightly Included in grades VS1 and VS2, and a color grade of F to ensure a cool white contrast against the rose gold. The marquise facets elongate light return along the ring axis, producing scintillation lines that visually extend the oval center and reinforce the central pink hue through selective white light reflection. Each marquise is individually prong set with minimal shared metal, and the settings are hand finished to align facet girdles and axes precisely, preventing misalignment that could disrupt light transfer between side stones and center. The spatial relationship between the marquise points and the sapphire girdle has been engineered to avoid facet shadowing, so the diamonds act as reflective side lights rather than competing bright elements.
The entire ensemble is executed in 14 karat rose gold, a metal choice that subtly warms the visual field and complements the pink sapphire face up hue without muting diamond brilliance. Rose gold alloys produce a soft warm backdrop that reduces the contrast edges that can sometimes emphasize inclusions, and the finish is a fine mirror polish applied after final hand setting to create uninterrupted reflections across the shank and gallery. Structural elements such as the split shoulder profiles, precise saddle transitions, and reinforced prong shoulders are machined and hand soldered to tolerances that balance comfort with longevity. All stones are set using traditional hand setting techniques, and the prong tips are burnished and inspected to recommended tightness to secure each gem while preserving the minimal aesthetic. The Natural Sapphire Company applies a final quality control procedure that includes visual inspection under magnification, facet orientation verification, and a mechanical check of prong security, ensuring that optical intentions from the mixed brilliant cut and the marquise shoulders are realized in the finished ring. For buyers who prioritize technical design, the ring presents a considered interplay of cut geometry, setting openness, and material selection that elevates the center sapphire and maximizes its optical potential.












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