Let’s talk about pink sapphires and diamonds.
I thought I’d start things off with a bang by showing you this ring with its dazzling and extremely rare 17.51-carat natural intense pink Ceylon sapphire. The spectacular sapphire is cushion cut and flanked by two shield-cut diamonds, weighing 2.35 total carats.
This pretty ring is by Michele della Valle. It stars a cabochon pink sapphire accentuated by diamonds set in a gold mount.
This ring is by Schilling. The geometric shapes in this piece made me think it might be Art Deco, but it’s contemporary. I think it’s really fabulous. Interesting shape, gorgeous colors, lovely stones. Approximately 3 carats of oval-shaped pink sapphire and 1 carat of diamonds.
The only traditional engagement ring in the bunch, this is a 2.05 carat emerald-cut diamond engagement ring. The center diamond is flanked by two trillion-cut pink sapphire side stones weighing 1.16 total carats.
This ring has a simple, straightforward design – four emerald-cut pink sapphires (approx 2 cts) surrounded by diamonds. Simple, but the colors make it eye-catching. It’s also geometric, but in a more linear way.
It’s a contemporary ring but designed in Art Deco style. It also happens to be set with an excellent diamond – 2.03 carats, F color – VS1 clarity.
