Grace Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj) Ring in Gold - Astra
The Grace Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj) Ring in Gold – Astra (Design 1102) showcases a radiant oval faceted Yellow Sapphire, securely held by a 6-nail setting that elevates the stone subtly above the finger. The band features a delicate split-shank design, adding a touch of refinement while maintaining a sleek profile. Sourced from Thailand and graded AAA, the gemstone’s golden hue catches light beautifully, making it a standout piece for daily wear. Designed for women, this ring combines elegance with durability.
The Pukhraj’s warm, sunlit glow is amplified by the faceted cut, which creates a lively sparkle as you move. Precision-crafted in 18K gold, the ring sits comfortably with a skin-touch soft base, ensuring it feels as good as it looks. The alloy ratio is chosen for sturdiness, making it ideal for everyday use. In Vedic tradition, Yellow Sapphire is associated with Jupiter (Brihaspati), often worn to attract wisdom and prosperity. Astrological references are based on traditional beliefs and are not medical or scientific claims.
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The Grace Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj) Ring in Gold – Astra (Design 1102) showcases a radiant oval faceted Yellow Sapphire, securely held by a 6-nail setting that elevates the stone subtly above the finger. The band features a delicate split-shank design, adding a touch of refinement while maintaining a sleek profile. Sourced from Thailand and graded AAA, the gemstone’s golden hue catches light beautifully, making it a standout piece for daily wear. Designed for women, this ring combines elegance with durability.
The Pukhraj’s warm, sunlit glow is amplified by the faceted cut, which creates a lively sparkle as you move. Precision-crafted in 18K gold, the ring sits comfortably with a skin-touch soft base, ensuring it feels as good as it looks. The alloy ratio is chosen for sturdiness, making it ideal for everyday use. In Vedic tradition, Yellow Sapphire is associated with Jupiter (Brihaspati), often worn to attract wisdom and prosperity. Astrological references are based on traditional beliefs and are not medical or scientific claims.
