CEYLON SKY
Some rings earn their name. This one did.
Ceylon Sky is built around a 1.14 carat unheated blue sapphire from Sri Lanka, oval cut with a brilliance that sits somewhere between sky and sea. Surrounding it are 85 round brilliant diamonds totalling 0.84 carats in VS1 clarity and F colour, arranged in three concentric halos that expand outward like ripples, then continue down a split shank that leaves no angle without light.
Set in 18 karat white gold, the ring is generous in its proportions and confident in its presence. This is not a quiet piece. It is the kind of ring that changes the way a room looks at a hand.
No heat. No treatment. What you see is exactly what was found.
Ceylon Sky comes with certification and is presented in an original Orloff of Denmark ring box.
ONE OF A KIND.
ORLOFF OF DENMARK.
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About Sapphire
Sapphire is one of the oldest symbols of nobility and truth in the world. Kings wore it. Clergy prized it. And for good reason.
Most people think of sapphire as blue. The reality is far more interesting. Sapphire occurs in almost every colour, pink, yellow, orange, green, violet and white. The blue variety simply captured the world's attention first and never let go.
What separates a fine sapphire from an ordinary one is a combination of colour saturation, clarity and origin. The most coveted specimens come from Kashmir, Burma and Ceylon. Kashmir sapphires, mined in a remote Himalayan valley and largely exhausted by the early 20th century, are considered the benchmark by which all others are measured. Their velvety, cornflower blue is unlike anything found elsewhere.
Like most corundum, sapphires are routinely heated to improve colour and clarity. A no-heat sapphire of fine quality is genuinely exceptional and commands a significant premium among serious collectors.
Sapphire does not need to be explained to those who already love it. For everyone else, it is simply one of the most beautiful things the earth has ever produced.