Art Deco Platinum GIA No Heat Ceylon Color-Changing Sapphire Ring 3.90ct

An exquisite sapphire ring from the Art Deco (ca1930) era! This stunning piece is crafted in platinum and holds an incredible natural sapphire at the center of a classically simple prong setting. The four double-prong set Ceylon (Sri Lankan) sapphire has an estimated weight of 3.90ctw by formula, and is beautifully faceted into a modified cushion cut and boasts a beautiful light blue periwinkle color that changes in the light to light violet hue. The natural color displays no indications of heat treatment. Two additional deep blue baguette-cut sapphires dot the shoulders, also in prong settings and estimated to weigh a combined 0.15ctw. The ring features an open gallery, allowing light to flood the sapphires. The ring tapers into a simple, plain shank which is faintly marked for platinum on the interior of the band, as well as the carat weight of the center stone (3.90ctw). Accompanying the ring is a Sapphire Origin Report from the Gemologist Institute of America dated February of 2023 (report #2221822338). A simple design yet bold statement, this stunning sapphire solitaire ring would make a great addition to any collection!

Measurements: The ring is a finger size 5 but could easily be resized. 

Condition: The overall condition of the ring is excellent. Besides normal surface wear, there is no apparent damage to the platinum setting. The sapphires are intact and securely set.