Titan Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj) Ring in Gold - Urja
Titan Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj) Ring in Gold - Urja (Design 1239) features a vivid oval faceted Yellow Sapphire from Thailand, securely held by a 4-nail setting that lifts the stone just enough to catch light from every angle. The broad, polished 18K gold band tapers slightly toward the base, creating a balanced, contemporary profile that sits flush against the finger for all-day comfort. This AA-grade Pukhraj stone exhibits a bright, golden hue, its faceted cut delivering sharp flashes of brilliance under natural light.
The ring’s low-profile setting ensures the stone remains protected while allowing its colour to dominate. The smooth, skin-touch base and sturdy 18K gold alloy make it ideal for daily wear, resisting scratches and tarnish. Pukhraj, the Hindi name for Yellow Sapphire, is traditionally associated with Jupiter—the planet of wisdom and prosperity. Astrological references are based on traditional beliefs and are not medical or scientific claims.
Original: $1,174.60
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Titan Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj) Ring in Gold - Urja (Design 1239) features a vivid oval faceted Yellow Sapphire from Thailand, securely held by a 4-nail setting that lifts the stone just enough to catch light from every angle. The broad, polished 18K gold band tapers slightly toward the base, creating a balanced, contemporary profile that sits flush against the finger for all-day comfort. This AA-grade Pukhraj stone exhibits a bright, golden hue, its faceted cut delivering sharp flashes of brilliance under natural light.
The ring’s low-profile setting ensures the stone remains protected while allowing its colour to dominate. The smooth, skin-touch base and sturdy 18K gold alloy make it ideal for daily wear, resisting scratches and tarnish. Pukhraj, the Hindi name for Yellow Sapphire, is traditionally associated with Jupiter—the planet of wisdom and prosperity. Astrological references are based on traditional beliefs and are not medical or scientific claims.
