Yellow Ceylon sapphire and diamond cluster ring, French, circa 1970.
18ct Yellow Gold, Diamond, Yellow Sapphire
£24,500
Yellow Ceylonsapphire and diamondcluster ring. Set to centre with an oval mixed cut natural no heat Yellow Ceylon sapphire in an open backclaw setting with a weight of 7.63 carats, encircled by three rows of round brilliant cutdiamonds and further set to the shoulders in open back grain settings, seventy eight in total with an approximate combined weight of 1.50 carats, to an elegant oval bombe cluster with intricate pierced honeycomb and square backholing, with heavy trumpeted shoulders tapering down to a solid D-shapeshank. Marked 18 carat yellow gold, indistinct maker's mark, French, circa 1970, accompanied by Gemmological Certification Services report #5786-1771.
Yellow sapphires have long been valued for their warm, radiant hues, ranging from rich golden tones to soft, lemony shades, with unheated stones considered especially desirable and rare.
In the 1970s, gold jewellery surged in popularity and jewellery from this era is known for its sculptural forms, organic textures, and statement designs, reflecting a confident and expressive aesthetic.
Yellow Ceylon sapphire and diamond cluster ring, French, circa 1970.18ct Yellow Gold, Diamond, Yellow Sapphire
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International Ring Sizes
Inside diameter
(mm)
USA
UK
China
India
European
11.63
0
11.84
¼
12.04
½
A
12.24
¾
A½
12.45
1
B
1
12.65
1¼
B½
12.85
1½
C
13.06
1¾
C½
41
13.26
2
D
2
42
13.46
2¼
D½
13.67
2½
E
3
43
13.87
2¾
E½
14.07
3
F
4
44
14.27
3¼
F½
5
45
14.48
3½
G
14.68
3¾
G½
6
46
H
47
14.88
4
H½
7
15.09
4¼
I
48
15.29
4½
I½
8
15.49
4¾
J
49
15.7
5
J½
9
50
15.9
5¼
K
51
16.1
5½
K½
10
16.31
5¾
L
52
16.51
6
L½
11
16.71
6¼
M
12
53
16.92
6½
M½
13
17.12
6¾
N
54
17.32
7
O
14
55
17.53
7¼
O½
56
17.73
7½
P
15
17.93
7¾
P½
57
18.14
8
Q
16
18.34
8¼
Q½
58
18.54
8½
R
17
59
18.75
8¾
R½
18.95
9
S
18
60
19.15
9¼
19.35
9½
S½
19
61
19.56
9¾
T
19.76
10
T½
20
62
19.96
10¼
U
21
20.17
10½
U½
22
63
20.37
10¾
V
64
20.57
11
V½
23
20.78
11¼
W
65
20.98
11½
W½
24
21.18
11¾
X
66
21.39
12
Y
25
67
21.59
12¼
Y½
68
21.79
12½
Z
26
22
12¾
Z½
69
22.2
13
27
22.4
13¼
22.61
13½
22.81
13¾
23.01
14
23.22
14¼
23.42
14½
23.62
14¾
23.83
15
24.03
15¼
24.23
15½
24.43
15¾
24.64
16
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The island of Sri Lanka, formerly known as Ceylon, is nicknamed the ‘Jewel box’ of the Indian Ocean, and has been recognised throughout history for its spectacular abundance and astonishing range of precious gemstones. Likely the oldest gem source in the world, the Ceylon mines have been continuously in use since the stone age.
Derived from the Ancient Greek ‘adamas’ meaning everlasting or unbeatable, diamonds have been prized for their unique physical attributes for millennia. Formed of crystallised carbon, they are the hardest substance on earth. Diamonds have long been a symbol of strength, invincibility and eternal love, which has made them the world’s most desired gemstone.
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