This stunning, fine and impressive sapphire cluster ring has been crafted in platinum with an 18ct yellow gold setting.
The pierced decorated cluster design is ornamented with a stunning feature yellow gold four-claw set 2.32ct cushion cut Ceylon Padparadscha sapphire.
The sapphire is flanked with two impressive baguette cut diamonds, incorporated into a central cluster of ten individually claw set transitional modern brilliant round cut diamonds.
The outer circumference of this vintage cluster ring is embellished with sixteen diamonds, in a combination of claw set transitional modern brilliant round cuts and splayed collet set baguette cuts.
The elevated ring shoulders integrate with the main setting and blend seamlessly with the plain ring shank.
This stunning Padparadscha sapphire ring has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as platinum and 18 carat gold.
This vintage sapphire and diamond ring is supplied with an IDGL diamond and gemstone grading report card, in addition to a sapphire report card and certificate supplied by the Gemmological Certification Services, London*.
Such stunning high quality examples incorporating this rare Ceylon Padparadscha sapphire are becoming increasingly difficult to locate.
This vintage Padparadscha sapphire ring is a rare and captivating treasure, distinguished by its unique blend of soft pink and warm orange tones. Highly sought after for its rarity and romantic symbolism, the Padparadscha sapphire represents harmony, passion, and new beginnings, making it a meaningful gift for anniversaries, engagements or significant life celebrations. Whether worn as a statement piece or cherished as an heirloom, it is a piece to be admired for generations.
NOTE: * This documentation accredits the Padparadscha sapphire originating in Sri Lanka (Ceylon) and certifies that the gemstone shows no indications of heating.
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Date: Circa 1945
