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1.41 Ct. Purple Sapphire and Natural Diamond Three Stone Ring, Platinum 950
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Stone type: | Sapphire | Natural Diamond | Natural Diamond |
|---|---|---|---|
Quantity: | 1 | 2 | 14 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.57 Width: 5.66 Height: 3.72 | Length: 4 Width: 2 Height: 2 | Length: 1.5 Width: 1.5 Height: 1.2 |
Total weight: | 1.41 Ct. | 0.45 Ct. | 0.20 Ct. |
Color: | Purple | White | White |
Color intensity: help | Medium | N/A | N/A |
Color grade | N/A | F | F |
Clarity: | Eye Clean | VVS1 - Very Very Slightly Included | VVS1 - Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion | Trapezoid | Round |
Cut: | Brilliant | Brilliant | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) | Unknown | Unknown |
This ring centers on a GIA certified 1.41 carat cushion shape purple sapphire, presented with precise dimensions of 7.57 x 5.66 x 3.72 millimeters, a brilliant cut execution, and a clarity assessed as eye clean at normal viewing distance. The sapphire is of medium color intensity and shows an excellent polish, with no enhancement reported, and a documented origin of Ceylon, Sri Lanka. These objective characteristics establish the gemstone as a work of measured lapidary craft, where cut proportions and facet placement were calculated to balance color depth, light return, and overall presence on the finger. The GIA certificate provides independent confirmation of weight, shape, and the absence of treatments, adding a layer of verification to the gem attributes described by The Natural Sapphire Company.
The cushion brilliant cut of the central sapphire is the primary determinant of its optical performance, and the faceting demonstrates a high degree of precision. The table and crown facets are aligned to distribute reflections evenly across the stone face, minimizing windowing while allowing the purple tone to read consistently in varied lighting. The pavilion facet planes converge with consistent symmetry, promoting internal reflection and returning dispersed light to the observer as measured brilliance and scintillation. The excellent polish noted on the certificate corresponds to finely finished facet junctions, where crisp facet edges reduce light diffusion and preserve the intended contrast pattern of the cut. In practical terms, these attributes mean the sapphire presents as transparent and lively, with facet junctions and polish quality that support both durability and sustained optical performance through routine wear.
Complementary to the central sapphire, the ring includes two white trapezoid shaped brilliant cut natural diamonds, weighing a combined 0.45 carats, and fourteen white round mixed brilliant cut natural diamonds, weighing a combined 0.20 carats. All diamonds are graded VVS1 in clarity and F in color, indicating minimal internal features below typical loupe and eye visibility thresholds and a high degree of colorless character. The trapezoids are cut to precise geometric conformity, their longer sides aligned to the sapphire pavilion to create contiguous light channels and a seamless visual transition from center stone to side stones. The round mixed brilliants are calibrated for consistent scintillation, their crown and pavilion relationships coordinated so that their flash and brilliance complement rather than compete with the sapphire. Together, the diamond facets are selected and matched to present a controlled brightness and uniformity, supporting the central stone’s color while contributing measured sparkle along the ring shoulders.
The mounting is executed in platinum 950, a metal choice that offers both structural integrity and optical neutrality. The setting geometry and prong placement are designed to secure each stone with minimal obstruction to incident light, preserving facet visibility and maximizing light transmission through the sapphire and diamonds. The bezel and gallery design provide stable support for the sapphire proportions specified, while the diamond settings maintain consistent alignment with the center stone to sustain optical continuity. All stone seats exhibit precise tolerances for fit, and the polish and finish of the platinum reflect the same attention to detail applied to the gemstones, ensuring that metal surfaces do not detract from facet expression. The Natural Sapphire Company presents this piece as an example of considered lapidary and jewelry execution, where measured faceting, verified gem origins, and exacting mounting coalesce into an object defined by clarity of proportion and fidelity to the stones’ innate optical properties.


































