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Antique Style Yellow Sapphire Ring 2.73 Ct., 10K White Gold
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Item ID: | S26848 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.3 Width: 8.24 Height: 5.42 |
Weight: | 2.73 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,665 |
This platinum 950 ring from The Natural Sapphire Company centers a transparent, round shaped yellow sapphire of 2.73 carats, with measured dimensions of 8.30 by 8.24 by 5.42 millimeters and a mixed brilliant cut. The mixed brilliant configuration pairs a proportioned brilliant-style crown with a modified pavilion, an approach chosen to maximize return of light while preserving and intensifying the stone’s yellow hue. The cut proportions yield an overall depth of approximately 65.6 percent, a depth that favours colour saturation in yellow corundum by increasing light retention through the body of the gem, while the mixed faceting pattern maintains lively scintillation and well defined facet contrast. The stone is evaluated as very very slightly included at eye level, indicating that any internal features are minute and do not interrupt the visual field during normal wear, and the excellent polish noted on the report ensures that facet junctions and surface plane transitions are crisply finished, optimizing both brightness and the evenness of the reflected colour.
From a gemological perspective the combination of the measured dimensions, mixed brilliant faceting, and the very very slightly included clarity grade creates a balance often sought by advanced connoisseurs. The diameter to depth relationship, at roughly 8.27 millimeters effective diameter and 5.42 millimeter depth, is intentionally proportioned to enhance chroma, producing a vivid, intense saturation without tipping into an overdark tone. In treatment-sensitive markets, faceting choices play a primary role in perceived colour strength for yellow sapphires. The mixed brilliant cut acts to concentrate light into the pavilion and return it through the crown facets, increasing perceived saturation while avoiding the heaviness that can accompany deeper step-cut proportions. The excellent polish contributes to crisp light return and sharp facet reflections, which, combined with the stone’s high transparency, yields strong scintillation and an even, lively face-up appearance. The Ceylon origin further informs the profile, as Sri Lankan material is classically associated with bright, clear yellow tones and a lively, slightly warm overtone that reads as sunny and vivid rather than overly orange or brownish.
When compared to stones commonly encountered in more famous rings, this sapphire’s technical metrics place it among the stronger performers for colour and clarity within the yellow sapphire category. Publicised high-profile rings frequently contain stones that are notable for size or provenance but that may exhibit tradeoffs in either clarity or colour saturation, particularly in yellow sapphires where tone and chroma can be inconsistent. The clarity of this gem, described as very very slightly included at standard eye-level evaluation, aligns with or surpasses the clarity of many museum and private collection examples where the presence of medium-strength inclusions or clouding is not uncommon at first glance. Similarly, the intense colour saturation here is equivalent to the stronger Ceylon pieces seen in curated collections, offering a pure and vivid yellow that maintains brightness under a variety of lighting conditions. The platinum 950 setting further elevates the technical presentation, as platinum’s high density and neutral white colour minimize colour interference and provide a stable, secure platform for the stone. The engineered gallery and prong geometry visible in the profile images allow for generous pavilion exposure and light entry, which supports the mixed brilliant cut’s objective of maximizing both chroma and brilliance.
For discerning buyers and collectors evaluating technical merit, this ring represents a refined intersection of material quality and precise craftsmanship. The sapphire’s hardness and toughness, inherent properties of corundum at 9 on the Mohs scale, make it suitable for daily wear when mounted in a durable platinum 950 setting that resists deformation and preserves hand finish. The detailing of the mounting, including the refined prong construction and milled gallery visible in the ring’s silhouette, reflects a level of fabrication control that complements the gem’s optical performance, ensuring that facet light paths are not obstructed and that the stone sits with optimal orientation for maximum face-up impact. The Natural Sapphire Company presents this piece as a technically considered option for buyers who prioritise measured proportions, high transparency, and intense natural colour, in a setting engineered to conserve and display those attributes over decades of use. For customers seeking comparative technical data or wanting to discuss cut calculations, light performance under different illuminants, or bespoke mounting adjustments to further tune the visual balance, our team is available to provide detailed measurements and tailored recommendations.












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