✨ New Arrivals Just Dropped!Explore
Kashmir Sapphire Bombé Ring, 3.53 Carats
HomeStore

Kashmir Sapphire Bombé Ring, 3.53 Carats

Kashmir Sapphire Bombé Ring, 3.53 Carats

A striking Kashmir sapphire of 3.53 carats takes center stage in this bombé ring, surrounded by sweeping, wave-like rows of brilliant cut diamonds totaling approximately 1.00 carat that cascade down the domed setting. The gemstone’s alluring velvety blue hue owes its exceptional color to the famed Kashmir mines, which were only briefly active between 1881 and 1888 and remain the source of the world’s most prized sapphires. This example is entirely untreated, with its origin and unheated state confirmed by its accompanying AGL report. Set in platinum.

Download the Report
$245,000.00
Kashmir Sapphire Bombé Ring, 3.53 Carats
$245,000.00

More Images

Kashmir Sapphire Bombé Ring, 3.53 Carats - Image 2
Kashmir Sapphire Bombé Ring, 3.53 Carats - Image 3
Kashmir Sapphire Bombé Ring, 3.53 Carats - Image 4
Kashmir Sapphire Bombé Ring, 3.53 Carats - Image 5

Kashmir Sapphire Bombé Ring, 3.53 Carats

A striking Kashmir sapphire of 3.53 carats takes center stage in this bombé ring, surrounded by sweeping, wave-like rows of brilliant cut diamonds totaling approximately 1.00 carat that cascade down the domed setting. The gemstone’s alluring velvety blue hue owes its exceptional color to the famed Kashmir mines, which were only briefly active between 1881 and 1888 and remain the source of the world’s most prized sapphires. This example is entirely untreated, with its origin and unheated state confirmed by its accompanying AGL report. Set in platinum.

Download the Report

Product Information

Shipping & Returns

Description

A striking Kashmir sapphire of 3.53 carats takes center stage in this bombé ring, surrounded by sweeping, wave-like rows of brilliant cut diamonds totaling approximately 1.00 carat that cascade down the domed setting. The gemstone’s alluring velvety blue hue owes its exceptional color to the famed Kashmir mines, which were only briefly active between 1881 and 1888 and remain the source of the world’s most prized sapphires. This example is entirely untreated, with its origin and unheated state confirmed by its accompanying AGL report. Set in platinum.

Download the Report