Description
This ring features a fine sapphire of rich chromatic colour that is typical of sapphires found in Burma. Burma is a renowned source for some of the world's most richly saturated sapphires and rubies. This particular stone weighs 0.75ct. What this sapphire lacks in size, it makes up for in colour and vibrancy, packing a punch with its electric blue undertones. Set in a simple gold band, it needs nothing more and is perfect for everyday wear. This ring has an understated and contemporary feel, lending itself to be easily paired with other rings, stacked or even worn on its own. The natural patina adds charm and denotes the ring's long history.
Place Of Origin:
England
Date & Design Period:
Circa 1880 | Victorian
Metal Composition:
18ct yellow gold
Stone Composition:
Round-cut sapphire: 0.75ct (estimated)
Length 5.4mm; Width 5.4mm; Depth 3.7mm
Treatment: Unheated/untreated (assessed by our GIA qualified gemologist). In our opinion, the sapphire is likely to be of Burmese origin, this will be stated on the certificate of authenticity. Please note, we cannot accept a return if the sapphire has been removed from its original setting.
Band Size:
UK N / US 6.75. Single complimentary re-size available. This ring can easily be re-sized.
Front Head Dimensions:
Length 8.4mm; Width 19.4mm; Height of setting 3mm
Condition and Wear:
Very good; minor wear commensurate with age. Centre sapphire secure. Safely set within the rub-over gold setting fully covering the stone. No damage to the setting. The ring has beautiful natural patina.
