Art Deco 1.08 Carat Kashmir Sapphire & Old Cut Diamond Trilogy Ring, circa 1925

The rarest and most prized gemstone is undoubtably a Kashmir sapphire. This deep, royal blue stone is stunningly showcased in a high quality, highly beautiful trilogy ring. The 1.08 carat centre stone is certified by SSEF, arguably the world’s leading gemological lab, as natural, unheated and originating from Kashmir. The stone is secured by four split claws and flanked by a pair of white, bright and internally clean old European cut diamonds, each secured by three split claws. Bold, triangular detailing in the gallery leads to a slender platinum shank with spear-shaped shoulders. Truly, this is one of Gatsby’s greatest treasures.

Accompanied by a gemstone report from SSEF stating the sapphire shows no indication of heating, and originates from Kashmir

Cut – Round cut sapphire and old European cut diamonds.

Colour – The diamonds are F to G.

Clarity – The diamonds are VS1 to VS2. The sapphire is eye clean.

Carat – The sapphire is 1.088 carat. Each of the diamonds is approximately 0.22 carat.

Circa – 1925.

Measurements – The sapphire is 5.35 x 5.52mm. From the outer edge of one diamond to the other is 14mm. Sits 6mm from the finger.

Size – M (UK) or 6 (US). Complimentary sizing is available, can go up or down.

Metal – Platinum. Tested.