Three Stone Ruby Ring 1.02 Ct., 18K Yellow Gold

This ring centers on an AGL certified, natural red ruby weighing 1.02 carats, presented in a pear shape with dimensions 8.44 by 5.20 by 2.91 millimeters, and cut in a mixed brilliant style to maximize light return. The ruby displays vivid color saturation and an excellent polish, with a clarity grade of Very Slightly Included as evaluated at eye level, and it has undergone a standard heat treatment, consistent with trade practice. The ruby originates from Mozambique, a source known for producing rich, transparent material, and the certification from AGL confirms the stone’s natural origin and its identifying characteristics. Complementing the center stone, the ring features natural white marquise shaped diamonds totaling approximately 0.10 carats and approximately 0.05 carats respectively, both graded Very Slightly Included with clarity grades recorded as VS1 and VS2 and a color grade of F. Additional accent stones include white round diamonds weighing approximately 0.09 carats and 0.08 carats, similarly graded Very Slightly Included with VS1 and VS2 clarity and F color. All gemological notes are intended to provide factual information for provenance and assessment. The entire setting is executed in 18 karat yellow gold, chosen for its warm hue and enduring purity, with careful attention to mounting and symmetry.

The design of the ring is restrained and purposeful, with the pear shaped ruby set to read as the visual focal point, while the marquise and round diamonds are positioned to create a graduated halo and subtle side accents that lift and define the profile. The mixed brilliant cut of the ruby yields a balance of facet contrast and internal life, and the surrounding diamonds are selected to offer clean, bright scintillation against the yellow gold, the F color grade preserving a neutral white that complements the ruby’s red. The prong work secures the pear shape without obscuring the stone’s pavilion, and the low profile gallery provides structural integrity while allowing light to enter from multiple angles. The band presents as a refined duo of parallel shanks that visually read as a single composed form from a distance, the double shank producing a paired look that is both contemporary and classic. Finishing details include an even, mirror like polish on the gold surfaces, consistent prong geometry, and hand inspection of stone placement to ensure alignment and comfort for daily wear.

As an emblem of new beginnings, this ring combines material authenticity with considered design to articulate a narrative of renewal and forward motion. The pear silhouette suggests both a drop and a seed, a form that can be read as shedding an old chapter and planting the first element of what follows, and the ruby in vivid red conveys energy, commitment, and the impulse to move forward. The supporting diamonds function as a small constellation around that seed, offering clarity and light that signify support and steady guidance. The Mozambique origin and AGL certification add layers of provenance and trust, elements that are often desired when marking a meaningful transition, and the use of 18 karat yellow gold lends a warm, human tone that ages gracefully with the wearer. The ring sits comfortably between intimate symbolism and formal statement, suitable for an engagement that embraces a fresh path, a milestone that acknowledges transformation, or a personal purchase that commemorates an intentional new start.

The Natural Ruby Company has articulated this piece to reflect transparent gemological information and enduring workmanship, providing a tangible record of the ruby’s attributes and the diamond accents that accompany it. For those considering this ring as a marker of change, the combination of a certified natural ruby, graded accent diamonds, and a thoughtful gold setting creates an object intended to endure visually and emotionally, and to enter an ongoing story rather than conclude one. Careful handling, routine inspection of prongs, and professional cleaning will preserve the stones and the gold, ensuring the ring remains a consistent symbol of renewal across years.