Art Deco, Platinum, 4ct Burmese Pink Sapphire and Diamond Ring

    Description

    This ring is sold, sorry. See similar rings:

    "The pink Burmese sapphire at the centre of this ring is blessed with both an unusual and attractive early 20th century geometric cut, and a beautiful magenta body colour. This example weighing approximately 4.00 carats is was undoubtedly mined alongside some of the world’s best ruby deposits. Unusually for sapphires and rubies, this stone has not been heat treated, meaning its colour and clarity are entirely natural – a rare feat for any stone. With a border of single-cut diamonds accentuating its geometric outline and a hand-made mount, this effortlessly elegant ring is a superb example of pre-war jewellery design. It would make a beautiful Cocktail Ring, and a very impressive Vintage Engagement Ring the vibrant sapphire lends its hue to exuberance and glamour!"

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    Place Of Origin
    United Kingdom
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    Stone Type
    Pink Sapphire: 4.00 carat (calculated) / Accompanied by GCS report no. 80269-10, stating that the pink sapphire weighing approximately 4.0 carats is of Burmese (Myanmar) origin, with no indications of heat treatment.
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    Diamonds: Approx. 0.28 carats total
    Dimensions
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    Height of setting: 4.2mm
    Width of setting at front: 13.5mm x 12.5mm
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    Metal Type
    Platinum
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    Date Of Manufacture
    1900 - 1930
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    Period Of Manufacture
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    Condition
    Excellent
    Minor wear commensurate with age
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    Band Size
    UK J / US 4.75 (complimentary re-size available)
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    Weight
    3.27 grams (gross)
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    What does my gemstone mean?
    Sapphire
    The bold azure blue of sapphire is thought to represent the study of the stars- this is obvious when we notice the resemblance between a sapphire's deep hue and the colour of the night sky. The name sapphire is derived from the Latin ‘saphirus,’ which directly translates to ‘blue.’ Sapphires are symbolic of luck, loyalty, happiness and love.

    Art Deco, Platinum, 4ct Burmese Pink Sapphire and Diamond Ring

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      SKU: ARB-336

      £28,000

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        Description

        This ring is sold, sorry. See similar rings:

        "The pink Burmese sapphire at the centre of this ring is blessed with both an unusual and attractive early 20th century geometric cut, and a beautiful magenta body colour. This example weighing approximately 4.00 carats is was undoubtedly mined alongside some of the world’s best ruby deposits. Unusually for sapphires and rubies, this stone has not been heat treated, meaning its colour and clarity are entirely natural – a rare feat for any stone. With a border of single-cut diamonds accentuating its geometric outline and a hand-made mount, this effortlessly elegant ring is a superb example of pre-war jewellery design. It would make a beautiful Cocktail Ring, and a very impressive Vintage Engagement Ring the vibrant sapphire lends its hue to exuberance and glamour!"

        ~
        Interested in this ring? Email us
        ~
        Place Of Origin
        United Kingdom
        ~
        Stone Type
        Pink Sapphire: 4.00 carat (calculated) / Accompanied by GCS report no. 80269-10, stating that the pink sapphire weighing approximately 4.0 carats is of Burmese (Myanmar) origin, with no indications of heat treatment.
        ~
        Diamonds: Approx. 0.28 carats total
        Dimensions
        ~
        Height of setting: 4.2mm
        Width of setting at front: 13.5mm x 12.5mm
        ~
        Metal Type
        Platinum
        ~
        Date Of Manufacture
        1900 - 1930
        ~
        Period Of Manufacture
        ~
        Condition
        Excellent
        Minor wear commensurate with age
        ~
        Band Size
        UK J / US 4.75 (complimentary re-size available)
        ~
        Weight
        3.27 grams (gross)
        ~
        What does my gemstone mean?
        Sapphire
        The bold azure blue of sapphire is thought to represent the study of the stars- this is obvious when we notice the resemblance between a sapphire's deep hue and the colour of the night sky. The name sapphire is derived from the Latin ‘saphirus,’ which directly translates to ‘blue.’ Sapphires are symbolic of luck, loyalty, happiness and love.

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