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Sterling silver oval sapphire-look ring with blue center stone and clear CZ halo
Sterling silver oval blue ring with CZ halo worn on finger, close-up
Sterling silver ring with oval blue center stone, side view with clear CZ halo
Sterling silver oval blue center stone ring with round clear CZ halo and prong setting
Sterling silver oval blue center ring with clear CZ halo and curved split shank
Sterling silver oval sapphire-look ring with blue center stone and clear CZ halo
Sterling silver oval blue ring with CZ halo worn on finger, close-up
Sterling silver ring with oval blue center stone, side view with clear CZ halo
Sterling silver oval blue center stone ring with round clear CZ halo and prong setting
Sterling silver oval blue center ring with clear CZ halo and curved split shank

5.30 Carat Simulated Sapphire and 1.80 ct. t.w. CZ Ring in Sterling Silver

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$119
Inspired by the engagement ring worn by the world's most beloved princess, Diana, our beautiful design features a 5.30 carat oval simulated …
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Item 914276

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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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Style Notes

Platinum and white gold became the dominant settings for sapphires in contemporary fine jewelry because they don't compete with the stone's color. However, yellow gold and sapphire have a much longer history, rooted in centuries of Indian, Persian, and Victorian jewelry where the contrast between gold and blue was an intentional and defining aesthetic.

Industry Insight

Cubic zirconia and zircon are not the same stone. Zircon is a natural gemstone with its own optical character, mined from deposits worldwide and used in jewelry for thousands of years. CZ on the other hand is a laboratory-created material.

Visually Speaking

The surrounding border of smaller stones in a halo setting extends the center stone's outline visually, making the central gem appear larger than it would in an equivalent solitaire.

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