Made to order in our Los Angeles atelier 8–12 business days Complimentary insured U.S. shipping

A round-cut sapphire set in 18k white gold, velvety deep blue held in a clean setting.
18K White Gold carries the heft of higher-content gold with the cool neutrality of rhodium finishing, a metal that wears like a quiet statement.
The center stone holds a full 1.15 carats of sapphire, cut round and set centered. Accent diamonds totaling 0.50ct catch the light around the center, hand-set with traditional bench work.
Sapphire reads as the most quietly confident of stones, never showy, always certain. Reads dark in shadow and lights up in direct sun.
Sits low on the finger, doesn't catch on knits or gloves.
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Corundum, second only to diamond in hardness, found in colors from classic blue to vivid pink. One of the few colored stones truly built for every day.
Accent diamonds frame the center stone and add brilliance in motion, set by hand and checked by our quality control before shipment.
From our Los Angeles atelier, one ring at a time.
FedEx Priority Overnight, fully insured, signature required.
Ships in a custom presentation box.
Against manufacturing defects, for the life of the piece.
One complimentary resize within 60 days of delivery, up to 1.5 sizes, for U.S. orders. Some designs cannot be resized; our atelier will advise. Beyond that window, our atelier still handles resizing for you; speak with a gemologist and we will take care of it. If you are unsure of your size before ordering, start with our ring sizing guide.
Once your order is placed, it passes a final quality inspection and ships fully insured via FedEx Priority Overnight on U.S. orders, signature required.
White gold is solid gold finished with a bright rhodium surface. With daily wear the rhodium softens over time, and a periodic replating restores the original brightness; it is a quick service our atelier performs.
Whether you are choosing between stones, deciding on a size, or picking a gift and unsure of a detail, one conversation settles it. Guidance is always complimentary.
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