Ceylon Glow — Natural Ceylon Sapphire (Neelam) Ring in Sterling Silver

Description

“CEYLON CRESCENT — THE SAPPHIRE THAT SITS INSIDE THE ARC”

A round-cut natural Ceylon sapphire held in four claws, with a second band lifting away from the shank and curving over the stone in a full row of pavé moissanite. The split shank is what makes this ring — the crescent of white light frames the blue without crowding it, and the ring reads slim on the hand despite the double band. Handcrafted by our karigars in Saddar, Karachi, and engraved NURAAN on the inner band.

• Natural Ceylon (Sri Lankan) blue sapphire, round brilliant cut, prong set
• Pavé-set moissanite accents along the raised crescent band
• Split-shank design in pure 925 sterling silver with rhodium plating
• Available in sizes 16MM to 19MM (Nuraan sizes are the inner diameter in millimetres)
• Inclusions and Blemishes(Internal)&(External) features are the traits of natural stones, it will not be flawless
• Optional gemmological certificate for the sapphire
• Lifetime free rhodium replating and a 6-month workmanship warranty
• Made to order — cash on delivery nationwide

ABOUT CEYLON SAPPHIRE (NEELAM)

Sri Lanka — Ceylon — has produced blue sapphire for over two thousand years, and Ceylon material is prized for a lighter, brighter cornflower blue than the inkier stones from other origins. That brightness is why it holds its colour indoors and under artificial light, where darker sapphires can close up and read almost black.

Sapphire is corundum, 9 on the Mohs scale — second only to diamond — which makes it one of the most practical natural stones to wear every day. It is the September birthstone, and in the subcontinent Neelam (نیلم) has long been worn for clarity of thought and discipline.

NOTE:

• When you select a product made from natural stone, please embrace its individuality. The tone and saturation of your sapphire will not be an exact match to the photograph — it will be unique, with its own character.
• Not sure of your size? See our Ring Size Guide — Nuraan sizes are the literal inner diameter in millimetres, not the Asian numbered scale.