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Vedic Yellow Sapphire Ring 2.82 Ct., 18K Yellow Gold
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Item ID: | S14862 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.66 Width: 6.9 Height: 5.3 |
Weight: | 2.82 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,200 |
This ring features a beautifully transparent 2.82 carat pear shape yellow sapphire, with exact dimensions of 10.66 x 6.90 x 5.30 mm, cut in a mixed brilliant style that balances intense brilliance with a lively play of color. The stone is described as eye clean when evaluated at eye level, presenting no inclusions that detract from the face up appearance, and it exhibits medium color saturation with a clear, sunny yellow that reads bright without appearing overly dark. The pavilion and crown facets are finished to an excellent polish, which enhances light return and creates crisp facet junctions that contribute to scintillation and sparkle. The sapphire is of Ceylon origin from Sri Lanka, a region long respected for producing sapphires with clear, lively colors and favorable crystallographic quality. The entire ring is set in 18K yellow gold, a choice of metal that complements the warm yellow hues of the stone and that offers long term stability and resistance to everyday wear, while maintaining a classic, timeless aesthetic.
Understanding the technical attributes of this gem will help an educated buyer appreciate why this piece is special, and why it carries lasting value. The mixed brilliant cut combines facets from both brilliant and step cutting philosophies, so the upper crown is faceted to maximize brilliance and sparkle, while the pavilion geometry preserves color saturation and depth. In practical terms that means the gem delivers strong face up presence and lively movement under changing light, without sacrificing the even yellow tone that collectors prize. The eye clean clarity grade is significant, especially at this size, because it means the visual purity of the stone is preserved for typical viewing distances, and the absence of obvious inclusions supports stronger light return. Excellent polish further refines the appearance, reducing surface disturbances that might otherwise soften reflections. The Ceylon origin is more than a label, it is part of the gem story, indicating geological conditions that often yield transparent, well colored sapphires that appeal to connoisseurs who value provenance alongside optical performance.
From an investment and practical ownership perspective, this sapphire ring is constructed and specified to serve as a lasting piece in a collection, and to function well as an everyday wearable heirloom. Sapphire ranks nine on the Mohs hardness scale, second only to diamond among commonly set gems, and that inherent durability is enhanced by the secure 18K yellow gold setting, which follows the pear silhouette and protects the girdle and lower facets. For buyers who are comfortable with responsible stewardship of a fine gem, this combination of optical quality, physical durability, and classical metalwork produces a ring that will withstand regular wear and maintain its important attributes over decades. For the discerning purchaser who tracks provenance and treatment history, it is worth noting that many sapphires from Sri Lanka are submitted to controlled enhancement practices in the trade to improve color and clarity, and if untreated material is a requirement I encourage requesting full documentation and laboratory certification at the time of purchase. The Natural Sapphire Company can assist with certifying reports, and will provide detailed provenance information when available, because transparency around origin and any treatments is an essential part of building long term confidence in an heirloom purchase.
A ring such as this naturally lends itself to the role of family heirloom, and there are several practical and sentimental reasons why it can be passed down across generations. The combination of a well sized 2.82 carat gem, eye clean clarity and excellent polish ensures that the stone remains visually compelling to future owners, while the Ceylon provenance provides a narrative that enriches the piece through time. The 18K yellow gold setting is both stylish and repairable, meaning that professional resizing, re polishing of the band, and re mounting into a new design are options that do not compromise the gem itself, and that let each generation adapt the ring to contemporary tastes while preserving the central stone. For estate planning and gifting, we advise keeping documentation such as purchase receipts, gemological reports, and any provenance certificates together with the jewelry, because this paperwork preserves both the financial and emotional value for heirs. At The Natural Sapphire Company we understand the importance of these details, and we provide guidance on care, secure storage, and documentation so that the ring can be enjoyed now and entrusted to future generations as a meaningful family treasure.












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