Mid-Century GIA 7.41 carat Burma no heat sapphire diamond platinum cluster ring

This extraordinary Mid-Century cluster ring is a commanding and luxurious jewel, centered around one of the most coveted gemstones in the world: a GIA-certified no heat Burmese sapphire. Weighing an impressive 7.41 carats, the cabochon-cut sapphire displays a rich, saturated blue with a velvety glow that feels deep, serene, and unmistakably regal. The cabochon form enhances the sapphire’s natural body color and luminosity, creating a smooth, domed presence that is both powerful and refined.

Originating from Burma (Myanmar) and left entirely untreated, the sapphire’s rarity elevates the ring into true collector territory. No heat Burmese sapphires of this size and quality are exceptionally scarce, prized for their purity of color and natural integrity. Surrounding the sapphire is a dramatic and beautifully balanced cluster of forty-eight diamonds totaling approximately 2.70 carats. A sophisticated mix of baguette and round brilliant cuts creates contrast, structure, and movement, framing the center stone with crisp flashes of light and architectural elegance.

Graded G–H in color with VS–SI clarity, the diamonds provide bright, refined brilliance that enhances the sapphire without overwhelming its commanding presence. Crafted entirely in platinum, the setting has a substantial, luxurious feel, perfectly suited to the bold proportions of the design. Dating to the 1950s, the ring embodies Mid-Century glamour—confident, sculptural, and unapologetically elegant.

Magnificent, rare, and visually arresting, this ring is a true statement jewel—ideal for collectors and connoisseurs who appreciate exceptional sapphires, important provenance, and timeless Mid-Century design.