Accent Stones Cobalt Spinel Ring 2.20 Ct., 14K Yellow Gold

A deep, luminous heart of blue rests within a frame of golden leaves, a 2.20 carat cushion shaped cobaltspinel from Vietnam that sings when it catches the light, its mixed brilliant cut fashioned to coax out every whisper of fire and flash. The cutter has blended the generous, rounded silhouette of the cushion with the scintillating geometry of brilliant facets, creating a choreography of light where the crown invites beams to enter, the pavilion returns them as starlight, and the table becomes a polished window into an ocean of vivid color saturation. At 8.52 by 7.05 by 4.21 millimeters the gem carries presence and proportion, its excellent polish smoothing each plane so reflections glide without interruption, and even its slight inclusions, assessed at eye level, seem like secret notes written into the stone, lending authenticity and depth rather than diminishing its glow. Free from enhancement, the cobaltspinel breathes with natural color, each facet carefully angled to multiply brilliance and to hold a dance of blue that changes from velvet dusk to midday sea as your perspective shifts.

Surrounding this cobaltspinel, small white round natural diamonds offer delicate punctuation, together weighing approximately 0.16 carats with clarity Very Slightly Included VS1 and VS2 and a refined color grade of F, their bright white flashes echoing and amplifying the spinel’s blue. Set in warm 18K yellow gold, the ring’s openwork band plays like vines and scrolls, allowing light to pass under the gem so that every facet is fed with daylight and candlelight alike, enhancing contrast and intensifying sparkle. The mixed brilliant cut interacts with the diamonds and the gold setting, throwing back layered reflections that feel like whispered promises, and the result is a ring that looks alive, a companion to moments both quiet and monumental. Crafted with the care and connoisseurship of The Natural Gemstone Company, this piece is both jewel and story, a testament to how proportion, polish, and cut will transform raw color into living brilliance, and how a single well-cut stone can hold a lifetime of light.