Oval Sapphire Diamond Vintage Cocktail Ring | 14K White Gold 0.90 ct tw

Oval Sapphire Diamond Vintage Cocktail Ring | 14K White Gold 0.90 ct tw

This vintage cocktail ring centers a 0.28 ct oval blue sapphire, flanked by 0.50 ct of baguette-cut sapphire shoulders, with 0.12 ct of G/H color, SI1-SI2 clarity round diamonds adding pinpoint sparkle across the design. The 14K white gold setting reads cooler and brighter than its yellow-gold siblings, sharpening the contrast against the blue stones.

Total carat weight is 0.90 ct in solid 14K white gold (585 purity), available in sizes 5 through 9. The mix of stone shapes - oval center, baguette shoulders, round accents - is a hallmark of art-deco-influenced cocktail design and gives the ring genuine vintage character.

About the white gold sapphire setting

White gold is the metal of choice for buyers who want sapphire-and-diamond rings to read as a unified blue-and-white palette rather than a tri-color (sapphire + diamond + warm gold) composition. Here it lets the 0.50 ct of baguette sapphires read continuously alongside the round diamond accents, producing the linear shoulders that distinguish vintage cocktail rings from solitaire engagement designs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the center sapphire natural?

Yes. The 0.28 ct oval center sapphire is a natural blue sapphire. The 0.50 ct of baguette shoulder stones are also natural sapphires.

What are the diamond grades?

Round accent diamonds are G/H color (near-colorless) and SI1-SI2 clarity. Inclusions are not visible to the unaided eye.

Why white gold instead of yellow?

White gold pairs with sapphires for buyers who want a cool, monochromatic look. Yellow gold deepens the perceived color of sapphires; white gold lets the natural sapphire blue read more accurately and the diamond accents stay visually distinct.

What ring sizes ship?

Sizes 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 are in stock. Contact us for custom sizing.

How does this differ from your yellow gold sapphire rings?

Aside from the metal color, this ring has a different stone arrangement: an oval sapphire center with baguette sapphire shoulders, rather than the marquise rows or solitaire formats found in the yellow gold pieces.