We're bringing modern Montana sapphires to antique inspired designs, and this Art Deco baguette diamond ring is our most luxurious yet. A rare, large 2.69ct vibrant teal blue oval sapphire mined in Rock Creek, Montana is surrounded by four custom cut whitestep cut diamonds in platinum. This ring is a showcase piece; An amazing engagement ring, right hand ring or addition to your heirloom fine jewelry collection.

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Sapphire details:

2.69CT OVAL MONTANA SAPPHIRE, MEDIUM OCEAN BLUE WITH TEAL FLASHES AND STREAKS, GREAT CLARITY- SOME COLOR VARIATION IN THE CENTER, HEATED, 9X7.3X5.4MM

The stone is precision cut in the United States in an oval brilliant design similar to oval diamonds for maximum sparkle and beauty. *Due to the rare nature of this sapphire, we can reset the stone for you in another design if you love the stone but want to go in a different direction for the setting. Email us for info.

The prongs on this ring are traditional, rounded. We can make them long and skinny by request.

The band on this ring is fully rounded for comfort and is 2mm in diameter. We hand carved the shank in our signature Evergreen texture but can replace the band with a plain shank by request.

The ring is currently a size 6.5 and is resizableat no charge. Once resized, however, it is non refundable. Please allow an additional 1-2 weeks for resizing. Continue to order and email us after purchase if you would like this ring to be resized.

Please include an address at checkout where someone will be available to sign for the package via FedEx or UPS Express. If being sent to a business location, please provide the business name. International buyers are liable for paying customs/taxes/duties.

Making a Difference:

Help fight climate change with this purchase! Trees are like the lungs of the planet...our "natural air purifiers." They breathe in carbon dioxide and breathe out oxygen. Additionally, they provide habitat for birds and other wildlife and play a vital role in our natural water cycle. Forests help regulate the water in the air through a process called transpiration. They absorb thousands of gallons of water into their roots. Excess water is then released through the leaves back into the air. For every purchase made, I donate one planted tree through Plant-It 2020. Small changes by individuals can make a difference in the fight against climate change.