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Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Rings:
- by Lilywho Ltd
Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Rings:
Sapphire and diamond cluster rings are a beautiful timeless ring design. They combine the rich blue colour of sapphires with the brilliance of white diamonds. Whether you are inspired by vintage designs or drawn to a more contemporary setting, a sapphire and diamond ring can offer a distinctive elegant style.
A sapphire and diamond cluster ring typically features a central sapphire surrounded by smaller diamonds. The bright white diamonds enhance the colour of the blue sapphire and add a real sparkle to the ring.
Why would you choose a Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring? One of the main appeals of a sapphire and diamond cluster ring is that it is a timeless design that doesn't date. They look as good on the finger now, as they did 50 years ago.
Another factor is that a sapphire and diamond cluster creates an impressive, luxurious look with real character. By combining a central sapphire with a halo of smaller diamonds, the design achieves a sense of size and presence without the significant investment associated with a single natural diamond of equivalent carat weight.
Gemstone engagement rings have become an increasingly popular choice for couples looking for something a little different from a traditional diamond solitaire. With a large drop in natural diamond prices due to the successful emergence of lab grown diamonds, some customers are now looking into natural gemstones as an alternative engagement ring. Among the many gemstones available, sapphire remains a much loved option.
Sapphires have long been associated with honesty, trust and loyalty, qualities that hold special meaning in a committed relationship. Their deep blue hue is also often linked with sincerity, stability and faithfulness, making a sapphire and diamond cluster ring a meaningful choice for an engagement.
When choosing a sapphire and diamond cluster ring, you should consider the shade of the sapphire, the arrangement of the diamonds and the overall style of the setting. A deep blue sapphire surrounded by brilliant diamonds creates a classic, striking look, while a floral cluster design can offer a more vintage inspired feel. The choice of metal can also influence the appearance of the ring. Yellow gold adds warmth and contrast to the blue sapphire, while white gold and platinum create a white cooler finish.
With so many styles to choose from, Lilywho can create a ring to suit every taste, whether you prefer a classic design or something with a vintage feel. At Lilywho, we believe the most special pieces are those that feel personal to you, and a sapphire and diamond cluster ring is a beautiful way to mark a moment that matters.
Back in 1981 Princess Diana chose a sapphire and diamond cluster as her engagement ring. When Diana became engaged to Prince Charles, she selected the sapphire ring from a collection presented by the Jeweller Garrard. It was an unusual choice for a future princess because it wasn't a one of a kind commission, it was actually available in the jeweller's catalogue. Its beauty and distinctive size soon made it famous.
The ring became part of Diana's signature look. She continued wearing it during her marriage and even after her divorce from Prince Charles in 1996.
After Diana's death in 1997, her jewellery passed to her sons. According to the widely reported account, Harry initially chose the engagement ring as a keepsake, while William chose a Cartier watch. The brothers later exchanged the 2 items, allowing William to use the ring for his proposal to Kate Middleton.
In 2010 William proposed to Kate during a trip to Kenya. When the couple announced their engagement in November 2010, Kate wore Diana's ring publicly for the first time as his fiancée. William explained that he wanted his mother to be part of the occasion in a special way.
Set in rich 18k gold, Kate’s engagement ring features a deep blue 12 carat oval sapphire, surrounded by 14 stunning round diamonds. It’s a classic, and iconic ring that will no doubt be passed down to future generations to come, making it an incredibly special piece of jewellery.
Love Lily x
