Pink Sapphire Engagement Ring 14k Rose Gold 2.5ct, Pear Cut Peach Sapphire Ring. Engagement ring by Eidelprecious

Engagement ring by Eidelprecious. Rose gold engagement ring with Peach sapphire.This is a gorgeous ring. It features a beautiful peach/champagne-pink natural, untreated sapphire. It is clear and sparkling. The sapphire is 2.5ct, pear shape.

It is set in a 14k rose gold diamond setting, SI/H, TDW approx. 0.3ct.

This setting is compatible with a rose gold diamond wedding band and would look awesome together.

Sz 6, can be resized

Details:

Main Stones Origin: Natural, not created
Clarity SI

Accented Stones: Natural Diamonds
Carat Weight: 0.25ctw
Cut: Full Cut
Clarity: SI
Color: H

This ring is ready to ship. USPS priority to the US takes 2-3 business days. DHL to Europe takes 3-5 business days. Shipping within Canada takes 1-3 business days. If you need sizing, please add 2-3 business days.


Matching diamond is available and can be ordered separately
https://www.etsy.com/listing/211397973/rose-gold-wedding-band-full-eternity?ref=shop_home_active_2

CUSTOM ORDERS
Please contact me if you`d like to customize this ring with White Gold, Yellow Gold or Platinum or have it made with a different Center stone.

SAPPHIRE ENGAGEMENT RING
When shopping for an engagement ring you might want to consider the following:
As regards sapphire vs diamond: they are very similar, sapphire is the next hardest stone to diamond, it is very sparkling and shiny. Sapphires come in many pastel colors that make them perfect for engagement rings including light pink, peach, lavender, champagne, white etc. And they are more affordable compared to diamonds!
Peach sapphires seem to be on top of bridal fashion pyramid now. Because peach sapphires are very hard to get, there is a trend to substitute them with morganites. Although morganites are similar in color, they are much softer and might be damaged and become opaque in the long run. It is important to know that morganites are 7-10 times cheaper than sapphires and sell for just $100 per carat in North America. Thus, for a someone who wants to invest in engagement ring it might not be the best choice.


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