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Antique Style Ruby Ring 1.32 Ct., 14K White Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | S3795 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.88 Width: 5.71 Height: 3.49 |
Weight: | 1.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Red |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Thailand |
Per carat price: help | $1,900 |
There is a particular authority to a truly fine ruby that seems to speak across centuries, and this ring from The Natural Ruby Company embodies that timeless voice. At its heart sits a transparent 1.32 carat oval ruby, its proportions measured at 7.88 by 5.71 by 3.49 millimeters, balanced and poised in a mixed brilliant cut that brings modern facet precision to an ancient stone. The ruby presents vivid color saturation and an excellent polish, with a clarity grade of very slightly included as evaluated at eye level, so that to the naked eye the surface and depth sing with unclouded crimson, while the minor internal characteristics remain a private detail revealed only to the gemologist. This central gem is flanked by two white round natural diamonds totaling approximately 0.24 carats, each graded Very Slightly Included in clarity and F in color, selected to offer bright, icy contrast without ever overshadowing the ruby. The entire composition is set in 22 karat white gold, a choice that reads as both indulgent and refined, giving the piece a soft luminous frame that complements the ruby, while the overall design retains a restrained elegance intended to be worn for generations.
The architecture of this ring consciously recalls celebrated settings from jewelry history, bringing together elements that have graced the hands of nobility and collectors for centuries. The three stone composition evokes the narrative charm of Georgian and Victorian period jewels, where central gems were often supported by companion stones to signify layered meaning and to heighten visual impact. The open gallery and delicate prong work mirror the filigree sensibilities of the Edwardian era, when artisans embraced light and lace like structures beneath gemstones, allowing light to pour upward through the pavilion and animate color and fire. At the same time, the elevated claw prong silhouette gestures toward the commanding presence of historic crown jewels and regal pieces from South and Southeast Asia, where ovals and cushions were set high to declare the gem as a focal point of power and prestige. By referencing these revered approaches, the ring merges the dignified language of past masterpieces with a clarity of line that feels contemporary, creating an object that wears like a relic and a revelation at once.
Beyond historical echoes, the technical choices in cutting, clarity, and metalwork define the character of this jewel and explain why it will endure as an heirloom. The mixed brilliant cut of the oval ruby is a thoughtful melding of facet philosophies, combining brilliant facets where they intensify sparkle, with table and crown proportions that deepen color saturation, a harmony that allows the vivid Thai ruby to radiate from within. The clarity grade of very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, assures that the gem reads as clean to everyday viewing, while tiny natural inclusions confirm authenticity and origin, a quiet signature of nature rather than a flaw. The side diamonds, crisp in F color and possessing Very Slightly Included clarity, are small but deliberate participants, cutting light into scintillating flashes that frame and elevate the central ruby, much as in classical three stone rings where ancillary gems harmonize with a principal stone instead of competing with it. The choice of 22 karat white gold for the mounting is notable for its rich gold content, offering a warm yet pale sheen that supports the ruby without drowning in brightness, and the careful polishing and finishing work, particularly in the gallery and prongs, reflect a level of metal craftsmanship that recalls the master goldsmiths of earlier centuries.
To wear this ring is to carry a lineage of taste and tradition, a conversation between the ancient reverence for rubies and the refined engineering of modern gem cutting. A ruby of Thai origin brings its own geography and history to the story, echoing trade routes and lapidary customs that have given red gemstones cultural significance from royal courts to intimate keepsakes. The three stone setting has long been a symbol of continuity and promise in jewelry history, and when rendered in such a measured profile it becomes more than ornamentation, it becomes a testament to continuity, an emblem meant to be passed from one generation to the next. At The Natural Ruby Company we honor that responsibility by pairing meticulous gem selection with thoughtful design, ensuring that each ruby is presented within a setting that amplifies its natural virtues while referencing the greatest traditions of jewelry design. If you seek a ring that reads as both a historical touchstone and a daily companion, this piece answers that call, and our specialists are available to provide further details about the stone, the diamonds, and the craftsmanship, or to assist with bespoke adjustments to ensure that this heirloom conforms to your personal history and style.



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