Antique Ring, Circa 1910, In Platinum With An Unheated Burmese Sapphire (8.47 Ct) And Diamonds

An exceptional antique ring dating back to approximately 1910, crafted in platinum and featuring a stunning 8.47-carat natural Burmese sapphire at its center.

The gem features an intense blue color and excellent transparency.

The sapphire is accompanied by an official certificate from the National Gemmological Institute (IGN), which confirms its natural origin, its provenance from Burma (Myanmar), and, above all, the absence of heat treatment.

The elegant platinum setting, typical of high-end jewelry from the early 20th century, features a refined openwork pattern on the shoulders and is embellished with single-cut natural diamonds totaling approximately 0.20 carats.

The setting’s structure perfectly frames the central stone, while the small diamonds add brilliance without detracting from the striking sapphire.

A jewel of great charm and collector’s interest, ideal for connoisseurs of natural, untreated gemstones and antique jewelry.

• Period: circa 1910
• Metal: Platinum
• Natural Burmese sapphire: 8.47 ct
• Treatment: Unheated
• Certificate: National Gemmological Institute (IGN)
• Diamonds: Single cut, total approx. 0.20 ct
• Total weight: 9.00 g
• Ring size: EU 55
• Resizable upon request

• Total ring height: 25.1 mm
• Total ring width: 21.1 mm
• Top section height: 7 mm
• Top section length: 14.4 mm
• Top section width: 11 mm

Comes with a box and warranty.