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14kt yellow gold reversible ring with round diamond center in bezel
Yellow gold ring on finger with blue sapphire-style center stone
14kt yellow gold reversible ring with round sapphire center in bezel
Yellow gold reversible ring with raised round diamond bezel on top
14kt yellow gold reversible ring with round sapphire center stone bezel
14kt yellow gold reversible ring with round diamond center in bezel
Yellow gold ring on finger with blue sapphire-style center stone
14kt yellow gold reversible ring with round sapphire center in bezel
Yellow gold reversible ring with raised round diamond bezel on top
14kt yellow gold reversible ring with round sapphire center stone bezel

C. 1990 Vintage Diamond and Sapphire Reversible Highway Ring in 14kt Yellow Gold. Size 7

$2,095
C. 1990. A contemporary design and at-the-ready versatility make this Estate collection ring a modern sensation! Three glossy bars of polish…

Item 242245

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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The deeper story

Origin Story

The sapphire origin hierarchy has a clear top tier: Kashmir, Sri Lanka, and Burma, with Kashmir stones, now extremely rare and certified accordingly, carrying the highest color quality benchmark gemologists recognize, a designation that directly affects both what's available and what it costs.

Care & Keeping

The narrow spaces between closely set stones in a highway ring's channel collect skin oils, soap residue, and fine particulate over time. That accumulation sits against the stones' lower facets, reducing light return and interrupting the continuous brilliance the channel produces when clean. A soft brush with mild soapy water, used regularly, removes that buildup and restores the channel's full optical performance.

A Storied Heritage

Diamond's history in jewelry starts in India, where alluvial stones from the Krishna and Godavari rivers found their way to royal courts for centuries before Europe was in the picture. Brazil's 18th-century deposits and South Africa's 19th-century mines shifted global supply dramatically.

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