Provenance

Crafted in our own wonderful workshop using traditional techniques, this beautiful ring has been thoughtfully designed to be cherished for a lifetime of love and wear. At its centre sits a natural vivid yellow sapphire, chosen for its exceptional quality and distinctive colour. Personally selected by Sam during his trip to Sri Lanka - long celebrated for producing the world’s finest sapphires - the stone has been responsibly and ethically sourced.

This sapphire has a striking and vibrant canary yellow hue - a stone that can brighten up even the dullest of days! We absolutely love the pear-shape drop-cut of this sapphire, secured in a smooth rub-over setting, the design feels strikingly modern yet crafted and inspired by original antique rings. 

The setting is open-backed and the gallery is completely open allowing you to see right through to the pavilion of the stone - such a unique and elegant feature of the ring. The shoulders are solid and flow to a solid gold D-shape shank. The yellow gold is 14ct - our favourite alloy for its durability and soft tone - and the ring has been hallmarked at Sheffield Assay Office.

Inspired by antique design, we have ensured that the profile of this ring remains low on the finger to ensure it is as comfortable and practical as it is beautiful! Preserving heritage by keeping traditional techniques and tastes alive.

The Stone

• Sapphire weight: 3.10ct
• Sapphire size: Length 12.8mm; Width 8.7mm; Depth 4.4mm
• Sapphire: Natural; Sri Lankan origin; Pear-cut.

The Band

• Metal Composition: 14ct yellow gold
• Hallmarks: Hallmark indicates that the ring was assayed in Sheffield. Further marked with '14K' and '585' indicating 14ct yellow gold.

The Ring Overall

• Front Head Dimensions: Length 15.75mm; Width 11.1mm
• Height of Setting: 5.55mm

General Wear & Condition

• Excellent: All stones are secure and well set, with no damage to the mount. Professionally polished and carefully inspected by our workshop, ready to wear and enjoy.

Unless stated otherwise, gem weights and specifications are estimated (assessed in mount).