Bluish Grey Star Sapphire and Diamond Ring, 1.46-Carats

A delicate treasure from the mid-century era, this charming ring captures the quiet elegance of vintage design. At its heart glows a 1.46-carat cabochon star sapphire, its soft bluish-gray tone shimmering with a distinct six-rayed star that drifts gracefully across the surface when touched by light. This rare phenomenon, known as asterism, is caused by fine inclusions within the stone that reflect light in perfect symmetry, giving the gem a luminous, almost ethereal presence.

Encircling the sapphire is a flower-form halo of 10 single-cut diamonds, their sparkle lending the piece a refined brilliance. The setting, crafted in 14K white gold, enhances the cool tone of the central gem, while a yellow-gold shank adds warmth and contrast, a hallmark of post-war jewelry design that celebrated both grace and versatility.

Timeless and understated, this ring is a small yet radiant reflection of celestial beauty.

This ring is currently a 4.5 and is sizable to your needs.

Circa 1950

A naturally occurring phenomenon, Asterism occurs when light reflects off very fine needle-like inclusions of rutile (often called silk) that intersect within the stone. When viewed under a single light source, these fine internal fibers catch and scatter light to form a floating, star-like pattern that appears to move as the gem is turned.