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Pave Blue Aquamarine Ring 3.35 Ct., 18K Yellow Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | K5686 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.46 Width: 9.47 Height: 7.32 |
Weight: | 3.35 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $720 |
This ring centers on a transparent 3.35 carat round aquamarine, precisely measured at 9.46 by 9.47 by 7.32 millimeters, cut in a mixed brilliant style to optimize both scintillation and single stone brightness. The gem displays light color saturation, allowing a delicate, true blue that reads as cool and clean in daylight and artificial light. Clarity has been evaluated at eye level and is classified as eye clean, indicating no inclusions visible to the naked eye that would interfere with optical performance. The cutting and finishing work are evident in the excellent polish, which promotes strong light return across the table and crown facets. The aquamarine originates from Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a source known for material that balances attractive tone with fine transparency, and the gem is presented in a manner that preserves and highlights those qualities without alteration or enhancement claims.
The setting is engineered to draw attention directly to the center stone, using elevation, minimal metal on the crown, and a carefully considered gallery profile to present the aquamarine with maximum table exposure. Four slender prongs secure the stone while remaining visually discreet, allowing uninterrupted sightlines to the facet pattern and color. The gallery opens beneath the pavilion, admitting light from multiple angles to enhance internal dispersion and to maintain consistent brilliance when viewed in everyday wear. The band is proportioned to complement the 9.46 by 9.47 by 7.32 millimeter table, thin enough to behave as a visual frame, yet substantial enough where it meets the head to provide structural stability. Pavement style diamond accents along the shoulders lead the eye toward the center, creating a graduated transition from band to gem that reinforces the aquamarine as the primary focal point.
Accents consist of white round natural diamonds, presented in three groupings that total approximately 0.624 carats. The largest grouping weighs approximately 0.33 carats, with supplementary groupings of approximately 0.168 carats and approximately 0.126 carats. All diamonds are graded VS for clarity and assessed in color grades F and G, providing near colorless white light return that contrasts with and enhances the aquamarine without competing for attention. The diamonds are matched for brightness and proportion, and they are set to deliver measured sparkle along the shoulders and beneath the head where vertical accent stones reinforce the ascent of the center gem. These small stones are used to amplify perceived size and brilliance, producing a halo of reflected white light that outlines the aquamarine and emphasizes its mixed brilliant cut behavior.
The entire composition is executed in 14 karat yellow gold, chosen to provide a warm, classical contrast to the cool blue of the aquamarine and the white of the diamonds. The gold is fully finished with a high polish that continues across the shank to the head, contributing to a coherent aesthetic and durable wearability. Attention to proportion, prong geometry, and gallery openness are central to the design intent, and these elements work together to ensure the center stone remains the visual priority. The Natural Gemstone Company quality standards guide the selection, evaluation, and finishing of each component, with emphasis on natural origin, accurate grading, and hand finished settings. The result is a technically considered ring that presents a Ceylon aquamarine as the primary visual element, supported by matched white diamonds and a refined yellow gold setting that together create balanced, enduring presence.












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