Set with three oval-shaped sapphires totalling 45.07 carats， embellished with variously-cut diamonds totalling approximately 59.95 carats， mounted in 18 karat white gold， length approximately 430mm.

Gübelin report 11020050， 10 February 2011， stating the sapphire is 29.42 carats， natural， blue colour， indications of heating；
Gem report 12.12.21.17142-3， 7 and 8 January 2013， stating the sapphire is 8.30 and 7.35 carats respectively， natural， blue colour， indications of heating.

The Mysterious Blue
Sapphires derive their name from the Latin word sapphirus， meaning blue， symbolizing loyalty， wisdom and nobility and are often referred as the 「Gem of the heavens」 and 「Gem of Kings」.
Legend has it that the first person to wear a sapphire was Prometheus， the rival of Zeus， who took the gemstone from Cacaus， where he also stole fire from heaven for man. The ancient Persians believed sapphires were a chip from the pedestal that supported the earth and that its reflections gave the sky its color. Sapphires are regarded as the guardians of innocence， truth， sincerity and faithfulness， hoping to bring peace， joy and wisdom. In India it was believed that a sapphire immersed in water formed an elixir that could cure the bite of scorpions and snakes. Alternatively， if it were worn as a talisman pendant， it would protect the wearer against evil spirits.

Price estimate:
HKD: 1,600,000 - 2,200,000
USD: 200,000 - 282,000

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