Centring on a sugarloaf sapphire weighing 3.80 carats, embellished with brilliant-cut diamonds, signed, mounted in platinum. Ring size: 6½
AGL report numbered CS1078027, dated 26 August 2016, stating the sapphire is natural, Blue colour, Kashimiri origin, no gemological evidence of heat and no clarity enhancement.
Gemological Certification Services report numbered 5776-5085, dated 5 April 2016, stating the sapphire is 3.80 carats, natural, Blue colour, Kashmiri origin, with no indications of heating.
RARE SAPPHIRES FROM
IMPORTANT MINES
Today, four major sapphire mines stand out, they are Kashmir, Burma, Sri Lanka and Madagascar. Among them, the mysterious Kashmiri mines have long been exhausted, and gem-quality sapphires from the Burmese mines are scarce. These fine gemstones are sought after around the globe, not only because of the rarity, but also, more certainly for their irreplaceable natural beauty.
We proudly present you with a Burmese sapphire ring made by Bvlgari, with the stunning gem weighing 24.18 carats, and two elegant rings made by Bvlgari and Tiffany & Co., both majoring supremely rare sapphires from the Kashmiri mines. Top craftsmen drew inspirations from these ancient gems and made pieces which are both elegant and timeless, preserving the eternal grace that is unique to sapphires.

Price:
HKD: 750,000