Solitaire Spinel Ring 0.77 Ct., 14K White Gold

From the mineral rich soils of Ceylon Sri Lanka to a refined setting on your hand, this ring tells the quiet story of a gem that spent eons forming under heat and pressure before being discovered, admired, and shaped. The centerpiece is a transparent 0.77 carat cushion shape blue spinel, measuring 5.76 by 4.56 by 3.38 millimeters, faceted in a mixed brilliant cut to capture fire and depth. At eye level the gem is graded very slightly included, with medium intense color saturation and an excellent polish, and it arrives to you in its natural state, no enhancement. Spinel from Sri Lanka has long been prized by connoisseurs for its pure crystalline clarity and vivid hues, and like many historic gems from the region this stone carries the quiet dignity of centuries of geological time. Our cutters and gemologists respected that history and the gem’s innate character, shaping facets to balance brilliance and tone, so the stone presents a deep blue presence that changes with movement and light.

Set entirely in 14K white gold, the ring is a study in elegant restraint, a design that puts the spinel forward while embracing the everyday life of the wearer. The band has been sculpted for comfort, its inner curve smoothed and proportioned to sit naturally against the finger for all day wear, whether you are at work, traveling, or celebrating a special moment. The prong setting raises the cushion shape just enough to show it to the world, while the thoughtfully tapered shoulders create a seamless transition from metal to gem, reducing snagging and maintaining a low profile for practical living. At The Natural Gemstone Company we believe a jewel should be both an heirloom and a companion, something you reach for without hesitation, polished to an excellent finish and built to be worn. If you are drawn to the idea of a responsibly sourced Sri Lankan spinel, set in warm white gold with a comfort first band, this ring offers that connection to earth, craft, and daily life, accompanied by the knowledge that the gem was left in its natural state, and that every facet was placed to honor both the stone and the person who will wear it.