PRODUCT NO : 30976

Royal Cornflower Ceylon Sapphire Ring | GFCO


Royal Cornflower Ceylon Sapphire Ring | GFCO 

✨ The legendary blue treasured by royalty and collectors alike.


Showcasing a magnificent 6.29-carat Natural Cornflower Blue Sapphire from Sri Lanka (Ceylon), this extraordinary gemstone displays the iconic royal blue hue that has captivated collectors for generations. Surrounded by 76 natural diamonds totaling 1.79 carats, featuring an elegant combination of baguette-cut and round brilliant diamonds, the design radiates timeless sophistication. Crafted in Platinum (15.64 g) and accompanied by a GFCO Certificate, this masterpiece represents the pinnacle of fine gemstone jewelry.


Product Details

  • Natural Corundum Sapphire
  • Origin: Sri Lanka (Ceylon)
  • Color: Cornflower Blue
  • Sapphire 6.29 ct (1 pc.)
  • Natural Diamonds 1.79 ct (76 pcs.)
  • Platinum – 15.64 g
  • GFCO Certificate

► Natural Cornflower Blue Sapphire

→ Investment Grade Gemstone

⇒ Platinum High Jewelry

⇔ Collector's Masterpiece

♦ One of the world's most desirable sapphire colors, admired for its exceptional rarity and timeless elegance.

≈ A legendary gemstone crafted for those who collect only the extraordinary.


"The Blue That Defines Royalty."

฿ 359,000
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