Ceylon Sapphire and Diamond Engagement Ring
Irene Byrne & Co






Introducing a breathtaking modern Ceylon sapphire and diamond ring, designed for the sophisticated woman who appreciates the attraction of vibrant gemstones. Made in 18ct white gold and platinum, this exquisite piece features a stunning 3.63ct rectangular mid-blue natural untreated Ceylon sapphire at its heart.
Elegantly corner claw set, the sapphire is surrounded by a cushion-shaped scalloped border adorned with 14 delicate round single-cut diamonds, adding a touch of brilliance that perfectly complements the rich hue of the sapphire. Each shoulder of the ring is enhanced with a striking baguette-cut diamond, creating a harmonious balance that elevates the overall design.
Whether you’re looking for a unique engagement ring or a statement piece to celebrate a special occasion, this ring is a timeless choice that radiates elegance and sophistication. Embrace the charm of Ceylon sapphires and make a bold yet romantic statement with this captivating treasure.
Circa: Contemporary
Gemstone: Ceylon Sapphire and Diamonds
Carat: Ceylon Sapphire = 3.63ct
2 Baguette Cut Diamonds = 0.15ct
14 Single Cut Diamonds = 0.14ct
Cut: Rectangular Cut Sapphire, Baguette Cut & Single Cut Diamonds
Colour: Ceylon Sapphire = Mid Blue Untreated
Diamonds = G to H
Clarity: VS
Ceylon Sapphire Measurements: 9.60 x 6.36 x 5.80 mm
Metal: 18ct White Gold and Platinum
Finger Size: K
Accompanied by a Gem Studies Laboratory
Resizing: When purchasing a ring from us online, please make a note of your finger size in the 'Special instructions' on your 'Cart' page.
A Guide to Buying Ceylon Sapphires
Blue Ceylon sapphires are among the most sought-after gemstones in the world, known for their stunning colour and exceptional quality. Originating from Sri Lanka, formerly known as Ceylon, these sapphires are celebrated for their exquisite shades of blue, ranging from deep royal blue to lighter, vibrant hues.
The most critical factor in determining the value of a blue Ceylon sapphire is its colour. The most desirable sapphires exhibit a vivid, saturated blue hue with a uniform color distribution. The presence of secondary colours, such as violet or purple, can also enhance their appeal.
High-quality Ceylon sapphires possess excellent clarity, meaning they have minimal inclusions or imperfections visible to the naked eye. The clearer the stone, the more valuable it becomes.
The quality of the cut affects how well the sapphire reflects light. A well-cut sapphire enhances its brilliance and overall appearance, making it more valuable. The most common cuts for sapphires include oval, cushion, and round.
Like most gemstones, the size of a sapphire also impacts its value. Larger stones, particularly those over 2.00 carats, are rarer and thus more valuable.
The provenance of a sapphire can significantly influence its value. Ceylon sapphires are particularly prized due to their historical significance and the reputation of Sri Lanka as a source of exceptional gemstones.
Natural, untreated sapphires are highly valued in the market. Many sapphires undergo treatments to enhance their colour and clarity, but untreated stones are considered more desirable and collectible.
The popularity of blue sapphires, particularly in engagement rings and fine jewelry, has driven demand and value. Their association with elegance and luxury further enhances their appeal.
Blue Ceylon sapphires are treasured not only for their beauty but also for their rarity and the craftsmanship that goes into creating exquisite jewellery pieces featuring this stunning gemstone.