Natural Kashmir Sapphire & Diamond Ring
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An extraordinary, 14.44-carat Kashmir sapphire glows in this stunning ring
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- An extraordinary, 14.44-carat Kashmir sapphire commands attention in this exquisite ring
- This stunning gem is accompanied by two trapezoid-cut diamonds weighing 2.08 total carats
- The eye-catching stone is set in platinum and 18K yellow gold
- The sapphire is certified by the GRS and C. Dunaigre as a natural Kashmir sapphire
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Sapphire
The Kashmir sapphire is ranked as one of the world's most desirable gems alongside the rarest colored diamonds and Burma rubies. Weighing 14.44 carats, this remarkable cushion-cut stone exhibits an impeccable, all-natural, velvety cornflower blue hue. These majestic stones are typically found only in important private collections, including the famed Kashmir sapphire engagement ring owned by Princess Diana and Kate Middleton, which is only slightly larger than this spectacular stone. This outstanding masterpiece is joined by two trapezoid diamonds weighing 2.08 total carats, and is certified by GemResearch Swisslab (GRS) and C. Dunaigre, Switzerland to be of Kashmir origin, natural and untreated.
Sapphires hailing from the Kashmir region are the pinnacle of quality and beauty. First discovered in 1879 in the northwestern region of the Indian subcontinent, Kashmir sapphires are revered for their superior cornflower blue hue and distinctive "blue velvet" texture. These coveted gems rarely appear on the market, especially those weighing over 10 carats.
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Sapphires hailing from the Kashmir region are the pinnacle of quality and beauty. First discovered in 1879 in the northwestern region of the Indian subcontinent, Kashmir sapphires are revered for their superior cornflower blue hue and distinctive "blue velvet" texture. These coveted gems rarely appear on the market, especially those weighing over 10 carats.
Download the Certifications
