1.88 Carats Ceylon Sapphire Certified & 1.51 Carats Diamonds VS2 14Kt White Gold Ring
Elevate your bridal story with this breathtaking masterpiece — a ring that flawlessly combines tradition, rarity, and brilliance. At the heart of this design lies a 1.881-carat certified Ceylon sapphire, renowned for its medium blue hue and exceptional sparkle, enhanced by precision diamond-style faceting that captures light from every angle. This round mixed-cut gemstone, ethically heated to reveal its full color potential, embodies both sophistication and timeless romance.
Surrounding the sapphire is a dazzling frame of 1.51 carats of natural, round brilliant-cut diamonds, boasting VS2 clarity and F-G color, arranged in an ultra-luxe macro pavé setting — a style known for its high-density shimmer and refined elegance. With 240 hand-set diamonds, this ring delivers continuous sparkle across a graceful 2.80 mm band that comfortably fits a size 7 finger.
Whether chosen as an engagement ring or anniversary piece, this ring is a striking symbol of enduring love — blending classic design with custom detailing for the bride who cherishes rarity, heritage, and high craftsmanship.
Certified by Guild Laboratories, this one-of-a-kind treasure is a celebration of artistry and meaning — the perfect beginning to a lifetime of beauty.
1.881 Carats Ceylon Sapphire, Round Mixed Cut, Medium Blue Color, Lightly Included, Good Cut, This Stone Has Been Heated. Certified By Guild Labratories. Measurements: 7.41–7.54×4.67 mm.
1.51 Carats Diamonds Round Brilliant-Cut, VS2 Clarity, F-G Color. (240 Pieces).
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