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Accent Stones White Sapphire Ring 2.52 Ct., 14K Yellow Gold
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Item ID: | S12426 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.92 Width: 5.39 Height: 4.69 |
Weight: | 2.52 Ct. |
Color: help | White |
Color intensity: help | Near Colorless |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $400 |
This transparent 2.52 carat white sapphire, cut in a classic emerald cut, measures 8.92 x 5.39 x 4.69 mm, and presents a near colorless intensity with very slightly included clarity evaluated at eye level, and an excellent polish. The emerald cut emphasizes broad, clean facets that showcase the stone's clarity and create a refined, architectural brilliance that differs from brilliant cuts by offering larger flash patterns and a sleek modern aesthetic. The clarity description, very slightly included at eye level, indicates that inclusions are minimal and do not interrupt the gem's overall transparency to the naked eye, a quality that enhances both visual appeal and resale confidence for an educated buyer. This stone is heat treated, a common and stable enhancement for sapphires that improves color and clarity in a permanent way when professionally done, and its origin of Ceylon, Sri Lanka, adds provenance value because Ceylon sapphires are historically prized for their excellent crystal formation and balanced color. At 2.52 carats this white sapphire occupies a desirable weight class, offering substantial presence in a variety of fine jewelry settings while maintaining proportions that are particularly compatible with engagement rings, solitaire pendants and classic stud earrings.
Regarding durability and suitability for daily wear, this white sapphire is exceptionally well suited for jewelry that will be worn regularly. Sapphire ranks 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, second only to diamond, which means it resists scratches from almost all everyday materials and maintains polish and facet definition over long periods of use. Unlike gemstones with perfect cleavage, corundum crystals have no true cleavage planes, contributing to good toughness and resistance to chipping in properly set pieces, especially when set with protective bezels or secure prongs. The excellent polish and the stable nature of heat treatment mean color and surface condition will remain consistent with normal wear and care, and simple maintenance such as routine cleaning in warm soapy water or ultrasonic cleaning where appropriate will keep the gem looking its best. For buyers who value both performance and provenance, this stone from The Natural Sapphire Company combines measurable technical quality, transparent reporting about treatment and origin, and the practical durability required for everyday jewelry, making it an informed and trustworthy choice for a lasting investment.
This custom made ring setting is offered in a full range of premium metals, including 14K rose gold, 18K rose gold, 14K white gold, 18K white gold, 14K yellow gold, 18K yellow gold, platinum 950, 14K yellow and white two tone, and 18K yellow and white two tone. The design accepts a center stone in sapphire, ruby, emerald, or other fine gemstones, and it is designed to work harmoniously with round brilliant diamond side stones. The available design styles are accent stones, bezel, and floral, each finished by expert hand setting and precision milling. For an educated buyer who values provenance and performance, this setting is engineered to showcase the optical properties of the chosen center gem while protecting it with reliable geometry and secure seatings. Custom dimensions are available so the gallery height, prong or bezel profile, and side stone total weight can be tailored to balance wearability with maximum light return.
The accent stones style places smaller gemstones around and alongside the center stone to amplify scintillation and perceived size. In practice this can be executed as side set round diamonds in classic three stone configuration, or as pavé and micro pavé accents that follow a contour toward the center. For side diamonds I recommend color grades in the G to H range and clarity grades from VS2 to SI1 to maintain optimal visual brilliance without disproportionate cost. When matched to a colorless or near colorless center stone, these grades provide a clean, continuous field of white light. When paired with colored center stones such as sapphire or ruby, slightly warmer white balances can be chosen so the diamonds do not appear bluish against warm metal choices like rose or yellow gold. Total carat weight for accent diamonds is a variable that controls the setting character, from subtle pinpoints of sparkle to a halo effect that visually enlarges the center gem. Precision setting, proper seat depth, and secure milling are essential for longevity, and these are included in the custom fabrication specifications.
The floral style celebrates botanical motifs with delicate petals, leaf shapes, and subtle milgrain edges carved into the metalwork, creating a romantic silhouette that reads as refined and feminine on the finger. This setting integrates sculptural elements into the shoulders and gallery, often incorporating small round diamonds set within leaf veins or at the junctions of petals to catch light in a way that complements the central gem. For colored gems, origin and clarity matter because the floral frame can either emphasize or soften natural inclusions and color zoning. For example, a Burmese ruby offers saturated red that sings against rose gold, while a Colombian emerald, known for its bright green hue and characteristic internal features often treated by oiling, can appear regal when framed in white gold or platinum. For sapphires, Sri Lankan or Kashmir provenance influences price and color richness, and a well cut pavilion will ensure the floral setting supports desirable light return. Because the floral style introduces finer metalwork, we advise regular inspections to maintain prong integrity and to preserve the crispness of engraving over time.
The bezel setting is defined by a continuous smooth metal border that encircles the gemstone, providing a modern, secure, and exceptionally durable profile. A properly proportioned bezel protects the girdle and crown edge, minimizing the risk of chipping, and it is particularly well suited to active lifestyles or for gemstones with more fragile edges, such as emerald. From a visual standpoint, bezels offer a sleek silhouette that can slightly reduce apparent size compared to high prong settings, but this is often compensated by careful choice of cut proportions and the use of high polish or soft brushed finishes. A partial or decorative bezel can be combined with accent stones or with floral shoulders to achieve an elegant fusion of protection and ornament. For the discerning buyer, value is derived from certified gemstones from reputable labs such as GIA, AGL, or other recognized gemological authorities, clear documentation of any treatments, and traceable origins when available. Our bespoke process includes recommended grading thresholds for side diamonds, guidance on gemstone sourcing, and a warranty that covers craftsmanship. Wearing this setting projects a sense of considered taste and quiet confidence, because the design offers controlled brilliance, thoughtful material choices, and construction intended to last a lifetime.




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