Custom Golden Sapphire Flamingo & Baguette Diamond Ring

Sapphires are celebrated for their extraordinary spectrum of natural color. Beyond the iconic blue, they occur in remarkable shades of green, teal, champagne, pink, yellow, violet, and combinations of several colors within a single stone.

At Nangi, every sapphire is sourced from Sri Lanka, an island renowned for its exceptional sapphires and centuries-long gemstone heritage. We are particularly drawn to stones with distinctive colors and individual character, from green and teal sapphires to soft champagne and pink hues, as well as bi-colored stones where different tones meet naturally within a single sapphire.

Sapphire belongs to the corundum mineral family, alongside ruby, and ranks 9 on the Mohs scale of hardness. Its exceptional hardness makes it particularly well suited to fine jewelry designed to be worn and treasured every day, including engagement rings.

No two sapphires are quite alike. Color, tone, saturation, clarity, and cut all contribute to the character of an individual stone. At Nangi, we look beyond specifications alone, selecting each sapphire for its distinctive color, proportions, and overall visual beauty.

For centuries, sapphire has been associated with royalty, devotion, and romance. Traditionally symbolizing sincerity, truth, and faithfulness, it has long held a meaningful place in jewelry celebrating love and commitment.

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Sapphire is the birthstone for September

The shape that carries the story of Nangi.

The Signature Collection is built around Nangi’s distinctive drop – a symbol inspired by rain meeting the contours of Sri Lanka, where our story began. The organic silhouette has been part of Nangi from the beginning, becoming an expression of both our origins and our design language.

From the pure signature drop sculpted in solid gold to extraordinary pear-cut diamonds in significant carat weights, the collection explores the same form through contrasts of expression and scale. A signature designed to be recognized as Nangi – with or without diamonds.