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Antique Style Pink Sapphire Ring 2.02 Ct., Silver
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | S34565 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.52 Width: 6.09 Height: 5.37 |
Weight: | 2.02 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,400 |
This ring centres on a transparent 2.02 carat oval pink sapphire, with precise dimensions of 7.52 by 6.09 by 5.37 millimetres, cut as a mixed brilliant to optimise light performance and face up size. The mixed brilliant design combines a brilliant facet arrangement on the crown with a modified pavilion facet architecture, producing strong scintillation from crown facets while preserving controlled dispersion through the pavilion. The stone exhibits an excellent polish, which enhances surface light return and contributes to crisp facet junctions at normal viewing distances. Clarity is graded as slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means the stone maintains excellent transparency and visual appeal while retaining natural inclusions that do not detract from the overall brightness. These inclusions can act as internal facet contrast points, subtly enriching the stone dynamics when viewed under changing light. Colour is described as medium saturation, a balanced pink that reads vivid in neutral daylight yet remains elegantly restrained, and the hue distribution is even across the table and crown facets, indicating well centred rough cutting and good colour zoning control during the cutting process.
The mounting is executed entirely in silver, chosen to provide a cool white contrast to the pink sapphire and to offer a lightweight, wearable profile without compromising secure setting geometry. The sapphire is held in a classic claw prong setting which secures the oval outline while permitting maximum pavilion light entry, and an open gallery beneath the stone allows light to pass through and enhances face up presence. The bandwork demonstrates precise metal craftsmanship, with fine profile shaping to balance structural integrity with a refined visual line, and hand finishing techniques have been applied to the shoulders and gallery to ensure consistent polish and tactile comfort. The combination of a mixed brilliant cut sapphire and an open silver mounting yields strong face up brilliance and scintillation, while the excellent polish of the sapphire and the controlled angulation of the mounting prongs reduce optical obstruction and facilitate even light distribution. For customers interested in technical specifications, facet alignment and symmetry measurements are available on request, and the piece can be examined under magnification to review facet junction accuracy, girdle finish, and prong fabrication.
The origin of this sapphire is Madagascar, and The Natural Sapphire Company applies a rigorous chain of custody approach to sourcing gems from this region. We work with vetted suppliers and independent intermediaries to trace rough from mine to finished stone, and we prioritise partnerships with operators who demonstrate responsible environmental practices, transparent labour conditions, and community engagement. Our sourcing process aims to minimise negative social and ecological impact by selecting supply channels that adhere to local regulations and international best practice, and we maintain documentation and provenance notes that can be shared with clients seeking further assurance. The silver used in the setting is obtained from reputable refiners, and we are able to discuss reclaimed or recycled metal options for bespoke commissions. At The Natural Sapphire Company our commitment is to technical excellence in cutting and setting, combined with ethical stewardship of materials, and we welcome enquiries for additional verification, independent laboratory reports, and bespoke modification to metal or setting, so that clients receive a piece that meets exacting standards of gemmological quality and responsible sourcing.


















































