Double Rose Cut Sapphire Ring in Ethical Gold - Gardens of the Sun | Ethical Jewelry

Double Rose Cut Sapphire Ring in Gold - Size 5.5 - Gardens of the Sun | Ethical Jewelry

Double Rose Cut Sapphire Ring in Gold - Size 5.5

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Double Rose Cut Sapphire Ring in Gold - Size 5.5

$799.00

Explore color harmony with our ethically mined Double Rose Cut Sapphire Ring. One blue, one greenish-yellow, delicately set in a secure bezel.

Details

18 karat yellow gold
Our signature ethical gold: mercury free and mined by indigenous women who are paid more than the international gold price
Pair of rose cut sapphires from Australia
September birthstone
Ready to ship US size 5.5
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Double Rose Cut Sapphire Ring in Ethical Gold

Discover the perfect harmony of colors in this twin ring. Mined ethically in Australia, it showcases twin sapphires - one blue, one greenish yellow, held delicately in a secure bezel setting.

You’ll receive the exact double rose cut sapphire ring from the photos.This one of a kind ring is ready to ship, which means once you place your order it can be on your doorstep a week from now.

Sapphire

Sapphire is the September birthstone. This mesmerizing gemstone symbolizes wisdom, loyalty, and faith. She was once believed to protect your loved ones from harm.

At first glance, sapphire gleams with power and strength, but her true colors shine within kindness and hope – that’s the stone’s real secret sauce. Sapphire lets us get real because she offers great wisdom of intuitive truth, insight, and healing. A symbol of friendship and peace, and a shield from negative energy.

Explore our collection of sapphire jewelryand discover the allure of this captivating gemstone.

Our signature ethical gold

We use 18 karat ethical g o ld, which is mined and processed with traditional, mercury free, low impact practices by indigenous Dayak women in Central Kalimantan, Indonesian Borneo, who receive fair pay.