Three Stone Purple Sapphire Ring 3.01 Ct., 14K White Gold

This ring begins its story deep in the alluvial fields of Ceylon Sri Lanka where artisan miners sought out crystals within ancient rock, a journey that brings a rare transparent 3.01 carat purple sapphire to life. Cut into a precise emerald cut measuring 8.87 x 7.29 x 5.09 mm, this stone carries vivid color saturation, an excellent polish, and a clarity graded as very very slightly included when viewed at eye level, with no enhancement applied. The result is a gem that holds its natural story in every plane, a violet glow that seems to gather sunlight and hold it within its step facets. At The Natural Sapphire Company we guide this sapphire from its geological birthplace to our cutting room, where each facet is planned to reveal symmetry and depth, then into the hands of master setters who place it within a 14K white gold band so that the center stone breathes freely, yet sits secure and regal.

Surrounding the sapphire are white asscher octagon shaped natural diamonds weighing approximately 0.70 carats, clarity Very Slightly Included VS1, VS2, and white baguette shaped natural diamonds weighing approximately 0.80 carats, clarity Very Slightly Included VS1, VS2, color grade F. The composition echoes the geometry and elegance of celebrated historical pieces, recalling the refined symmetry of Art Deco jewels by Cartier, while the three stone profile and architectural side stones speak to the balanced proportions found in Edwardian and Victorian era treasures. The asscher cut diamonds offer an octagonal brilliance that complements the emerald cut main stone, while the straight baguette diamonds trace the band like small columns of light. Set entirely in 14K white gold the design reads as both timeless and modern, a conversation between classic couture and contemporary clarity. For anyone who loves provenance as much as beauty, this ring is a wearable archive, a sapphire born in Ceylon, finished by skilled hands, and presented by The Natural Sapphire Company as an heirloom in the making.