Padparadscha Sapphire & Diamond Engagement Ring

Is this Sapphire pink? Orange? Salmon? The same question has been cause for debate for centuries. Whenever we see a Sapphire with this delicate blend of pink and orange, we it a “Padparadscha Sapphire” which is a term derived from the Sinhalese word for “lotus blossom.” This particular ring is set with a large and impressive Padparadscha, which has been cut into a square cushion shape, 7.5mm across. This gem has more saturation than most, making it a coveted example of the species. The moderate inclusions within the gem are not visible to the eye and are actually helpful proof of the Sapphire’s natural origin. This gem is set in the middle of an ornate ring mounting, where it sits on point, with channel-set round Diamonds trailing down the shoulders, and channel set baguette Diamonds hiding under the gallery. The surfaces of the ring are hand carved, giving the ring a vintage feel. If you have been looking for a Padparadscha engagement ring, then look no further- this one is a knock out.