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Natural Blue Sapphire 1.31ct & Diamond 0.62ct Flower Shaped Cluster Ring
Description
A brand-new, unused, certified natural diamond & blue sapphire flower-shaped cluster ring, with one oval-cut blue sapphire gemstone at the centre, two baguette-cut diamonds to the sides & a cluster of brilliant-cut diamonds in a halo setting & to the shoulders, set in platinum.
Blue Sapphire weighs 1.31ct
Diamond weight 0.62ct
Setting Platinum
Valuation £6,700.00
Ring size M (rings can be resized free of charge)
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A brand-new, unused flower-shaped cluster ring, set in platinum and centred around a certified natural oval-cut blue sapphire weighing 1.31 carats. The sapphire displays a rich, vibrant blue tone and is perfectly proportioned to serve as the focal point of this elegant floral design, offering a strong visual presence while remaining refined and balanced in the hand.
Flanking the centre stone are two baguette-cut diamonds, adding crisp geometry and contrast, while a halo of brilliant-cut diamonds surrounds the sapphire to enhance light return and overall sparkle. Additional brilliant-cut diamonds extend along the shoulders, creating a seamless flow of brilliance across the setting. The total diamond weight is 0.62 carats, carefully selected to complement rather than overpower the centre stone.
Crafted in platinum, the setting provides exceptional durability and a cool, lustrous finish that enhances the clarity and brightness of both gemstones. Presented in unused condition, this is a striking yet timeless ring, perfectly suited to collectors or as a standout engagement or occasion piece.
This lot includes the Gemologist Report/Valuation, a Presentation box, and a gift bag.
Postage
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