Ceylon Sapphire Rose Cut Diamond Cluster Ring, Circa 1880, Nearly 7 Carats

A stunning Art Deco sapphire ring featuring a 2.04ct natural Ceylon sapphire of exceptional quality. The gem exhibits a rich royal blue hue—pure, transparent, and free of gray or inky extinction. The oval mixed cut is vibrant, lively, and beautifully proportioned. The sapphire is flanked by delicate single-cut diamonds, adding vintage sparkle. The mounting itself is a work of craftsmanship: richly detailed with geometric and starburst engraving, blending rose gold and white gold in a bold yet elegant Art Deco design. Of note is the unusual gold composition—17k/14k mixed alloys, a practice more commonly found in Swedish and other Scandinavian jewelry...

This vivid pink imperial topaz ring -hand-crafted in England over 180 years ago- is one of the rarest and most unapologetically regal rings you will ever encounter. A size 10.5 ring, it was originally created for a man. But could of course be worn by anyone today. In the era this ring was created, men wore pearls. And no man would feel uncomfortable wearing a flashy pink gemstone because there is absolutely no other gemstone that looks like this. Topaz is a common gemstone and is typically white. It is irradiated to achieve its popular blue and pink colors. But naturally pink topaz is not common. It is in fact exceedingly rare, considerably rarer than diamonds. And this particular natural pink topaz gem is vividly saturated. It flashes purple. Having reviewed images of the pink imperial topaz necklace and earrings King Charles presented his wife, Queen Camilla...

This exceptional Late Victorian cluster ring showcases a richly hued, unheated Ceylon sapphire of approximately 3.50 carats, bezel-set in warm 9K yellow gold. Surrounding the central...

This stunning cluster ring dates back to the 1880s. At it’s heart sits a beautiful Sri Lankan Sapphire. The oval cut stone weighs 3.10 carat and is completely natural and unheated. E...