Edwardian Cabochon Sapphire Ring

Made from a combination of 14 karat yellow gold and platinum, this fine Edwardian ring is a rare find. A lace-like web weaves a pattern of trefoils and subtly beaded edges. The upper portion is round, mimicking the shape of the center stone… a cerulean blue cabochon sapphire. The silky smooth surface of the stone rises from the ring and is surrounded by tiny sparkling diamonds. Weighing nearly 1.50 carats, this sapphire pairs equally well with the warmth of the yellow gold and the scalloped platinum edges. Thirty-six diamonds add .60 carats of twinkling brilliance to this early 1900’s ring.

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