Marquise Shaped Green Sapphire And natural Diamond Leaf Engagement Ring 14k Yellow Gold

$8,900.00

The Arabella Ring features a marquise-shaped green sapphire and natural diamond leaf engagement ring in 14k yellow gold. Hand carved in a twig and leaf design.

Forged by the hand of the Elven Queen…Deep in the woods when the moon was brimming with light, the dedicated Queen spun her magic…weaving leafy tendrils around liquid moonlight…

Ready to ship.

Please CONTACT MELISSA to customize with a different sapphire colour, natural diamond, or lab diamond.

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The Arabella Ring features a marquise-shaped green sapphire and natural diamond leaf engagement ring in 14k yellow gold. Hand carved in a twig and leaf design.

Forged by the hand of the Elven Queen…Deep in the woods when the moon was brimming with light, the dedicated Queen spun her magic…weaving leafy tendrils around liquid moonlight…

Ready to ship.

Please CONTACT MELISSA to customize with a different sapphire colour, natural diamond, or lab diamond.

Technical Details

Metal: 14k Gold

Main Stone: 1.15c Green Sapphire, Marquise, Bezel Set

Accent Stones: 0.04c Diamonds (2), Bezel Set, VS F/G

Dimensions: 13mm Length, 3mm Wide Shank

Polish: Matte With High Polish Accents

Total Weight: 6.5g Gold

Timeline: Ready to Ship (7 Days)

Rush Order Fees Apply.

Additional Ring Information

 

The Forest Nymph Collection

Born from bedrock, rich, moist soil and downy moss. Tree roots reach and intertwine around their community forest, climbing over rocks, burrowing deep into the earth and spreading their limbs to the heavens above. The singsong of birds echoes under the canopy of the forest, interwoven silence. It is one vibrational sound. In this forest cathedral, layers of tension melt away, leaving a profound sense of peace. This time in the forest is medicine for the soul. A place so sweet and so pure that you leave feeling nourished and nurtured by nature.

The Forest Nymph Collection began as a seedling that germinated in this exquisite forest on Saltspring Island in British Columbia. It symbolizes a deep bond with the natural world, setting down deep roots and receiving sustenance from nature and community—raw, vibrant, and authentic living.