Blue Sapphire engagement ring with feather detail and bead set diamonds in 14k white gold on a woman's hand

blue sapphire bohemian engagement ring in 14k gold

Sagitta Knife-Edge Blue Sapphire Solitaire

$4,400.00

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This is the Sagitta knife-edge with a sapphire at the center: a 0.89ct, 6mm pale indigo Sri Lankan sapphire nestled in a feather-carved knife-edge band. Eighteen natural white diamond accents glitter along the beaded spine, which sets a fine line of sparkle against the softer tone of the stone. Texture on one side, color on the other.

Pale indigo is a particular thing to find. Sapphire runs from deep forest green to ocean blue, and this one landed between the two, light enough to read as color rather than as depth. Bohemi's sapphires are natural, any treatment is heat only, and it is always disclosed.

The ring was made once, around a stone that cannot be found again. Heather can build the same 3mm knife-edge design around a sapphire chosen with you, including parti and bi-color gradients, ombre and rainbow arrangements, or an heirloom stone you send in. As listed it is $4,400. A stone from Bohemi's catalog takes 4 to 6 weeks, and 6 to 8 weeks if the sapphire has to be sourced for you. See the other engagement rings, or the Sagitta Sapphire Contour Band made to sit against it.

All Bohemi gold is cast from grain produced from reclaimed scrap by a West Coast refiner that reclaims existing jewelry, and Fairmined gold is available on request at a premium. More on where the metal comes from.

	This ring as it was made	The Sagitta knife-edge around your sapphire
Center stone	0.89ct, 6mm pale indigo sapphire from Nivitigala, Sri Lanka	A sapphire chosen with you: single color, parti or bi-color gradient, ombre, rainbow, or an heirloom stone you send
Band and accents	3mm knife edge, feather carved, 18 natural white diamonds along the beaded spine	The same band and the same 18 diamond spine
Price	$4,400	Depends on the sapphire, quoted before anything starts
Time to allow	About 2 weeks if it needs a resize	4 to 6 weeks for a stone from Bohemi's catalog, 6 to 8 weeks if Heather sources it
Best when	Pale indigo is the exact color you have been looking for	You know the color you want and want it hunted down

Where is the sapphire in this ring from?

Nivitigala, in Sri Lanka. It is 0.89ct, 6mm across, and a pale indigo rather than a deep blue. Bohemi's sapphires are all natural, the only treatment used is heat, and any treatment is disclosed to you.

Is this ring one of a kind?

Yes. It was built once around this pale indigo Sri Lankan stone, and a sapphire that matches it in size and tone cannot be found again. Heather can build the same knife-edge design around another sapphire, and that ring will have its own color.

What other sapphires can go in this design?

Sapphire runs from deep forest green to ocean blue, so a single color in almost any shade is possible. Heather also builds this design with a parti or bi-color gradient, with ombre or rainbow arrangements across the spine, and with heirloom stones you send in.

How long does it take to build this design around a different stone?

4 to 6 weeks if the sapphire comes from Bohemi's catalog, and 6 to 8 weeks if Heather has to source one for you, because the stone has to be found before the band can be carved. If you have a deadline, put the date in the notes at checkout. A shorter timeline is often possible at no extra cost, and when it is not, rush fees may apply. See the FAQ page for how rush pricing works.

Which band was made to pair with it?

The Sagitta Sapphire Contour Band. It is shaped to follow the line of the knife-edge shank rather than sit straight against it, so the two read as one piece of feather-carved metal on the hand.

Can it be resized, and what does that do to returns?

It can, and resizing takes about two weeks. The one consequence to weigh: a ring that has been resized is final sale and cannot be returned. If your size is uncertain, ask for a wax mold to try on first, which is far easier than resizing a diamond-set knife-edge band after the fact.