web Yellow Sapphire and Multi-Gem Cocktail Ring by Julius Cohen, Circa 1970s
SKU: RO.NG.2
A 7.33-carat cushion brilliant-cut yellow sapphire commands the center of this ring, its golden color certified by GIA and its cut chosen to maximize brilliance across a large transparent surface. Seven carved cabochon blue sapphires, cut in a leaf motif, radiate outward from the center stone, their smooth carved surfaces a deliberate textural contrast to the sapphire's faceted sparkle. Eight round emeralds punctuate the design at intervals, adding small bursts of green against the blue and gold, while round and single cut diamond accents trace the leaf edges in fine white sparkle. The mounting itself moves between 18K yellow and white gold, a two-tone construction that lets each gem's color read against the metal best suited to it. Signed by Julius Cohen, whose New York workshop built a reputation through the 1960s and 70s for exactly this kind of exuberant, color-driven design; bold, jewel-toned cocktail rings meant to be seen across a room.
Excellent vintage condition; no visible wear, damage, or loose stones in photographs. Signed Julius Cohen, sold with original box. Size 6.25. Weighs 11 grams total.
| Metal | 18k Gold, White Gold, Yellow Gold |
| Gemstone | Yellow Sapphire, Blue Sapphire, Emerald, White Diamond |
| Circa | 1970 |
| Stone Cut | Brilliant, Cabochon |
| Stone Color | Yellow, Blue |
| Stone Creation | Natural |
| Weight (grams) | 11.0 |
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web Yellow Sapphire and Multi-Gem Cocktail Ring by Julius Cohen, Circa 1970s
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