2.23 cashmere sapphire halo engagement ring

[Mwhittaker1]

Hello!

Some of you helped me with an appraisal recently, and I wanted to show off the ring This is a professional shot from our engagement photo session and in my opinion a picture that finally starts to show some justice. It still doesn't compare to what it looks like in real life on a bright sunny day... but you'll get the idea

Some info from the appraisal -
Platinum ring and setting
7.56 x 7.54 x 5.10 2.23ct Sri Lanka Sapphire
AGL Color Scan code 355 VS range Type II 10% windowing 35% brilliancy 55% extinction. Heat Treated
48 round diamonds approx. .40ct weight G/H color VS2 SI1 range

Enjoy! (Can't get image embedding to work, sorry! ): )


http://imgur.com/lBNG51V

 

[Lady_Disdain]

Beautiful!

Here it is for everyone to see.

 

[Mwhittaker1]

Beautiful!

Here it is for everyone to see.

Thanks so much!

 

[minousbijoux]

Pretty color. Congratulations on your engagement.

 

[lovedogs]

Such a gorgeous color! Congrats!

 

[_lovesvintage_]

Love the color of your sapphire! Congrats!

 

[chrono]

Congrats on your lovely new ring. BTW, it's not a sweater, so the location is Kashmir, although in this case, the origin is Sri Lanka.

 

[Mwhittaker1]

Congrats on your lovely new ring. BTW, it's not a sweater, so the location is Kashmir, although in this case, the origin is Sri Lanka.

Oh? I... got confused because different people I worked with called the color different things... The jeweler called it "Cornflower Blue" and the appraiser called it "Kashmir" ... however, the stone location is Sri Lanka....

 

[chrono]

Congrats on your lovely new ring. BTW, it's not a sweater, so the location is Kashmir, although in this case, the origin is Sri Lanka.

Oh? I... got confused because different people I worked with called the color different things... The jeweler called it "Cornflower Blue" and the appraiser called it "Kashmir" ... however, the stone location is Sri Lanka....

This is precisely why I avoid using descriptors like cornflower, navy, and etc these days. My cornflower blue would be someone else's navy blue or vice versa. You might find reading the link interesting as it explains how these descriptors came about.

https://www.palagems.com/sapphire_connoisseurship.htm

 

[junebug17]

It's beautiful! Gorgeous color!

 

[Mwhittaker1]

Congrats on your lovely new ring. BTW, it's not a sweater, so the location is Kashmir, although in this case, the origin is Sri Lanka.

Oh? I... got confused because different people I worked with called the color different things... The jeweler called it "Cornflower Blue" and the appraiser called it "Kashmir" ... however, the stone location is Sri Lanka....

This is precisely why I avoid using descriptors like cornflower, navy, and etc these days. My cornflower blue would be someone else's navy blue or vice versa. You might find reading the link interesting as it explains how these descriptors came about.

https://www.palagems.com/sapphire_connoisseurship.htm

Wow thanks for the information! We honestly don't care too much about what it's labeled (past the appraisal for insurance...)... it's too stunning to care....

 

[dk168]

Lovely stone, thanks for sharing!

DK

 

[Lisa Loves Shiny]

Beautiful ring! I love the sapphire- like a juicy blueberry.

 

[Acinom]

Stunning ring. What a beautiful colour!

 

[Rockinruby]

Beautiful! Congratulations!