Hancocks

2.04ct East-West Teal Sapphire & Asscher Cut Diamond Three Stone Ring

A three stone teal sapphire and old cut diamond ring by Hancocks. At its centre is a 2.04ct unheated emerald cut teal sapphire set horizontally, east-west, in 18ct yellow gold double claw settings, between two old Asscher cut diamonds weighing a total of 1.07ct in platinum double claws. The handcrafted 18ct yellow gold square-profile band is finished with hand engraved reeded detailing.

£16,500.00
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Information

Maker
Hancocks
Origin
London
Period
Contemporary
Gemstone
2.04ct unheated emerald cut Madagascan teal sapphire - with certificate 2 x old Asscher cut diamonds of G+ colour and VS clarity, total weight 1.07ct
Setting
18ct yellow gold and platinum
Dimensions
UK finger size L, US size 5.75 (can be made to fit any size) Head: 14mm wide and 6mm high Band width: 2mm
Weight Description
4 grams
REF
129760

Director’s Notes

Whilst we’re all familiar with the blue variety of sapphires, some might not know that this family of gems comes in a rainbow of different colours and each colour has a range of different hues within its own spectrum. These are known as fancy colour sapphires. The term ‘teal’ to describe this colour originates from the Eurasian duck (Teal) which has a distinctive blueish green stripe around its eye. Every teal sapphire is individual and has its own unique colour. They can range from a yellowy-green, lovely deep blue-green and some even have an icy blue tint. Sapphires belong to the corundum family which is a particularly durable mineral making teal sapphires a great gemstone to have in jewels that will be worn frequently.

About The Maker

Hancocks

Within the archives of the London jewellers Hancocks, there exists the most extraordinary book.  Large, heavy and showing distinct signs of age it is filled with page after page of diary entries documenting almost one hundred and twenty years of not only company history but social history as well.