This pink Sapphire Estate Ring with rubies and diamonds is crafted in 18k yellow gold with black rhodium accents, weighs exactly 20g and measures 25mm wide and 12mm deep. Inspired by the popular design of the 1940's, referred to as a 'boule' ring, this attention-seeking Estate Ring with an outstanding array of the most beautiful pink fancy sapphires, rubies and diamonds is designed as an opulent domed plaque, incorporating an enticing conglomeration of hexafoil-petal rosettes. These breath-talking floral silhouettes are composed of alluring collets cumulatively exposing 1.93cts of full-cut fancy pink sapphires measuring 2mm in diameter, graded 'lively light-pink' color and 'good' clarity; 1.70cts of full-cut diamonds graded H color and SI clarity range and 1.65cts of full-cut rubies graded 'lively pinkish-crimson' color and 'good' clarity. The alluring diamond and ruby 'petals' consist of black rhodium collets enhancing the color contrasting aesthetic of this unique dome-shaped plaque, while the ruby adorned rosettes constituting the enchanting perimeter are spaced by temptingly enticing trios of diamond collets. This absorbingly impressive 'boule' ring with an exquisite color palette, appropriate for day wear and as a 'cocktail' ring, features ornately forked, dual-hoop shoulders and yellow gold band, concluding with an easily sizable shank.

Although often considered synonymous with the color blue, sapphires can be beautiful beyond blue, capable of displaying bright firework and sunset colors: yellow, pink, green, yellow, orange, and purple all of which are referred to as ‘fancy sapphires’. The pink variety of sapphire however, is known either as a ruby or pink sapphire, both belonging to the same mineral family named corundum and amongst the most beautiful and desirable colors. The most popular and sometimes the most expensive fancy sapphire is an orange variety with a fine pinkish undertone which has been given the poetic name ‘Padparadscha’ meaning ‘lotus flower’ which is very rare and sells at a premium as do the prices of fine blue sapphires. Other very popular shades of fancy sapphires are yellow and bright orange, with their delicate blended shades of sunset. As a rule, the more clear and vivid the color, the more valuable the fancy sapphire, but irrespective of the color, sapphires have combined durability and beauty for generations of pleasure.

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Suggested Retail Price: $5,000.00 Your Price: $3,250.00 Wholesale Price: $2,500.00