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Bezel Blue Zircon Ring 1.35 Ct., Silver
Wax Polymer Replica
Model of your Completed
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Item ID: | K21120 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.65 Width: 5.07 Height: 3.59 |
Weight: | 1.35 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Cambodia |
Per carat price: help | $89 |
This ring centers on a transparent blue zircon weighing 1.35 carats, presented in an elegant oval shape with exact dimensions of 6.65 by 5.07 by 3.59 millimetres. The stone originates from Cambodia, and it displays a medium color saturation that reads as a clear, lively blue under natural light. Clarity is graded as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means inclusions are minimal and do not interrupt the visual field. The mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish work together to preserve the gem’s inherent transparency and color, while the entire mounting is executed in silver, providing a cool, reflective metal tone that complements the zircon without competing with it.
The mixed brilliant cut has been selected and executed to maximize light return, combining a brilliant facet arrangement on the crown with tailored pavilion facets that reconcile weight retention and optical performance. On an oval outline, facet geometry is especially important, because elongated shapes can suffer from light leakage along the ends if facet proportions are not carefully balanced. In this piece the table and crown facets are proportioned to direct incoming light into the pavilion and back through the crown, producing strong scintillation and a lively pattern of flashes across the face of the gem. The pavilion facets are calibrated to the oval plan, guiding rays that enter the girdle area back through the table, while the crown facets disperse light into discrete flashes of brilliance. Zircon’s comparatively high refractive index and notable dispersion make it particularly responsive to a well considered mixed brilliant pattern, so precise facet junctions and consistent angles are essential to create both overall brightness and discrete spectral flashes.
The excellent polish on every facet enhances the optical effects produced by the cutting geometry, sharpening facet junctions and increasing internal reflection. Because the polish is exceptionally even, light is scattered only where intended by the facet pattern, preserving contrast between bright facets and dark facet planes. The stone’s dimensions and the mixed brilliant architecture retain a balanced weight distribution, which helps preserve a lively face up appearance without sacrificing depth or risking a dull, windowed look. The very slightly included clarity grade indicates that internal characteristics are either faint or positioned so they do not interrupt the controlled play of light, allowing the mixed brilliant design to perform with minimal interference.
The silver setting is engineered to present the zircon with both security and optical openness, supporting the stone while allowing light to enter and exit from multiple angles to enhance brilliance and fire. The metal’s reflective surface acts as a subtle secondary reflector, bouncing light back through the pavilion and reinforcing the gem’s return of brightness. The overall execution is restrained and precise, focusing attention on the cutting and optical performance of the zircon rather than on overly elaborate metalwork. At The Natural Gemstone Company this ring is described with attention to those practical and optical details that determine how a gem will perform in daily wear, emphasizing the role of the mixed brilliant cut, careful proportions, and quality polish in producing dynamic light return and lasting visual appeal.





















































