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Accent Stones Morganite Ring 1.10 Ct., Platinum 950
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | K20592 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8 Width: 5.96 Height: 3.61 |
Weight: | 1.10 Ct. |
Color: help | Peach |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $240 |
The centerpiece of this design is a transparent 1.10 carat oval morganite, precisely faceted in a mixed brilliant configuration with overall dimensions of 8.00 by 5.96 by 3.61 millimeters. The oval presents a length-to-width ratio of approximately 1.34 to 1 and a depth percentage near 52 percent, proportions that favor balanced light return and controlled dispersion for a pastel-hued beryl. The mixed brilliant faceting combines a brilliant-style crown with pavilion elements optimized to enhance scintillation while preserving the morganite’s delicate peach tone. Evaluated at eye level, the stone is graded very slightly included, and the excellent polish on its facets produces crisp facet junctions and minimal surface haze. Originating from Brazil, this specimen displays light color saturation, a near-transparent body color that communicates warm peach nuances without overpowering the mounting, making it particularly adaptable to both understated and elevated design contexts.
Flanking the center morganite, the ring carries white round natural diamonds with a combined weight of approximately 0.18 carats. These accent diamonds are graded F for color and VS1 to VS2 for clarity, representing near-colorless material with only minor inclusions visible under magnification but not at casual observation. The diamonds have been selected and matched for optical compatibility with the morganite; their high color grade and small proportions function as high-luminance accents that increase perceived brilliance without introducing colour contamination into the peach center. The arrangement is executed as a tapered shoulder, with graduated round facets stepping down from the principal stone. The setting geometry concentrates light into the morganite’s crown and distributes scintillation across the shoulder diamonds, creating controlled flash without competing focal points.
The mounting is fully executed in 14 karat white gold, chosen to provide a neutral, reflective backdrop that accentuates the morganite’s pastel warmth while maintaining strong metal resilience for daily wear. The center stone is secured in a four-prong head with precision-formed claws that register to the girdle profile, allowing an open gallery that admits additional light to the pavilion and facilitates cleaning access. The shank is a slender, gently tapered band with a high-polish finish, engineered to balance finger comfort and visual lightness so the central oval appears to float above the hand. Craftsmanship details include tight prong shoulders, smoothly radiused bezels at the diamond accents, and a finished under-gallery that reduces exposed solder lines. The overall execution emphasizes secure mechanical retention and durable contact points while minimizing metal visibility where optical performance is critical.
From a performance and versatility perspective this ring is intentionally balanced for both casual and formal application. The mixed brilliant faceting and shallow-to-moderate depth proportions of the morganite produce lively scintillation and broad flashes that read well in ambient daylight and artificial lighting, making the piece appropriate for everyday wear when paired with informal attire. At the same time, the combination of F-color, VS-grade diamonds and a refined 14K white gold mount elevates the ensemble for formal settings; the neutral white metal and near-colorless accents increase the apparent light return and give the soft peach center a gala-ready presence without overpowering jewellery ensembles. Practical considerations for longevity include the inherent Mohs hardness of the beryl family around 7.5 to 8, which is robust for routine wear provided standard precautions are observed, and the mechanical security of the four-prong head and reinforced shoulders. For maintenance, periodic professional inspection of prongs and ultrasonic cleaning where appropriate will preserve both optical performance and structural integrity. This ring is presented by The Natural Gemstone Company as a technically refined, versatile jewel that bridges everyday resilience and refined sparkle, and our team can advise on sizing, finish options, and certification to align the piece with your exact performance and aesthetic requirements.














































