Rare Padparadscha Sapphire & Diamond Engagement Ring
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- £9,400.00
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A sunset to keep close. With its peach-pink colour and warm orange undertones, this rare natural Padparadscha sapphire evokes the warmth of a romantic evening sky over Edinburgh. An engagement ring for a love story of your own, and perhaps a reminder of a sunset shared.
At its centre sits a 1.54ct oval sapphire from Madagascar, accompanied by its own GIA report. Natural round and marquise diamonds trace a tapered petal design along the shoulders, framing the sapphire with delicate sparkle.
Handmade by Liam Ross in Edinburgh in 18ct gold and hallmarked 750, this ring brings together a distinctive gemstone, botanical detail and local craftsmanship.
Only one available.
The details
- Centre stone: natural Padparadscha sapphire
- Colour: peach pink with warm orange undertones
- Origin: Madagascar
- Cut and weight: oval, 1.54ct
- Sapphire measurements: 7.81 × 6.19 × 3.75mm
- Centre sapphire accompanied by its own GIA report
- Shoulders: natural round and marquise diamonds in a tapered petal design
- Metal: 18ct gold, hallmarked 750
- Handmade by Liam Ross in Edinburgh
Visiting Edinburgh? Arrange a personal appointment to view this rare sapphire engagement ring in our store, discover its sunset colour in person and try it on.
Prefer cooler tones? Discover our teal sapphire and diamond engagement ring, featuring a 1.34ct oval sapphire with diamond trefoil shoulders in 18ct yellow gold.
Looking for platinum? Explore our platinum aquamarine and diamond engagement ring as an alternative gemstone option.
Bespoke Services
We understand that selecting the right engagement ring can feel like a daunting task; it will likely be one of the most important jewellery investments you’ll ever make.
Fortunately, our bespoke design service is here to help you every step of the way so that creating your dream engagement ring is a fun and exciting experience. We strongly believe that our customers should be closely involved in the design of their jewellery, so that the finished piece reflects their personality and style.
