Description
Gorgeous 14ct gold sapphire and rose cut diamond cluster ring.
Designed in the Victorian style it is set to the centre with a beautiful Kashmir blue sapphire that is surrounded by twelve charming rose cut diamonds
The sapphire is bezel set white gold with pretty millegrain detail, the diamonds are also surrounded by millegrain work.
This unique vintage sapphire rose cut ring looks stunning when worn
- Central sapphire 5mm x 7mm
- Diamonds 12 x approx. 2 mm
- Total diamond weight circa 0.40 carat
- Head 12.5mm x 10.5mm
- Marked 14ct gold (585)
- It dates to the 1950s
- Size W1/2 (UK), 11.5 (USA) it would easily re size
- It weighs 3.8 grams
- In excellent original condition
- This Vintage sapphire rose cut diamond ring comes in the presentation box illustrated.
- Our Ref 23218
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Caring For Your Sapphire, Ruby, and Diamond Jewellery
These fabulous stones are very hard and durable. So, to make sure your jewellery and stones are always in the best condition, it is important to know exactly how they should be cleaned and stored.
Sapphires rubies and diamonds are not prone to chipping, cracking or breaking, so please take care that they do not scratch softer gemstones in your jewellery box.
The best way to clean your ruby, diamond, and sapphire jewellery is with warm soapy water and a soft brush, avoiding soaking the stone. Always avoid harsh detergents, and never clean your jewellery with solvents such as alcohol.
Protect your ring with the following steps:
- Store it well – When you’re not wearing it, keep your ring in a safe place, such as its own section in a jewellery box.
- Take it off – Remove rings before getting your hands dirty, such as when cooking, gardening or washing dishes.
- Maintain it – Take it to your jeweller for maintenance every two or three years or so, or sooner if you notice any signs of the stone being loose.
- Avoid harsh chemicals – Whilst sapphires, rubies and diamonds are resilient against most liquids, even the hardest gemstone could have inclusions, cracks or quirks not visible to the naked eye. These features might, in turn, make them more susceptible to damage from harmful substances. To keep your ring gleaming, avoid any contact with acids, harsh chemicals, and solutions.
- Keep it out of the heat – Sapphires diamonds and rubies stand up well to heat and light, but prolonged exposure can still damage both the stone and your ring band. Avoid setting your ring down where it may come into contact with high heat or steam.
- Apply your makeup first – If you use fragrances, skin care and hair care products, apply them and wash your hands before putting on any fine jewellery. Some of these products contain alcohol and other ingredients which will not only dirty your stones, but also diminish its long-term brilliance.
