5 Carat Lab-Grown Sapphire Flower Shape Ring | Royal Blue / 6 100100124579712

How to measure this ring

1) Measure your ring size (easy methods)

• Use a ring you already wear on the same finger: measure the inside diameter (straight across the center) with a ruler or calipers in millimetres. Match that measurement to the size chart below.
• Ring-sizer strip or string method: wrap a narrow strip of paper, string or a printable sizer around the base of the finger, mark where it overlaps, then measure the length (inside circumference) in mm. Make sure it is snug but can still slide over the knuckle.
• Professional fit: visit a jeweller for the most accurate measurement — especially recommended for thicker bands or if you are between sizes.
• Timing: measure at the end of the day (fingers are slightly larger then) and avoid very cold or hot conditions which can shrink or swell fingers temporarily.

Ring size conversion reference (common sizes)

2) Measure the sapphire and the setting

• Stone weight: 5 carat = 1.00 gram (1 carat = 0.20 gram). Carat is weight, not a direct measurement of diameter.
• Measure stone dimensions: use calipers to measure the longest and shortest dimensions of the flower head (mm). For a single round-cut sapphire, a 5 ct round is roughly ~11 mm diameter (approximate). For a flower/cluster design, the overall face across the petals will be larger; record both the central stone and the total face size.
• Measure depth and profile: if possible, record the depth (top-to-bottom) of the head/center stone so you can verify settings or replacements later.
• Band width & thickness: measure the band across the top in mm. Note tapering (e.g., 2 mm at back, 3 mm at shoulders).
• Weight: use a small jewellery scale to record the whole ring weight in grams if available — helps verify metal type and estimate shipping weight.

Materials — what this ring is made of

Lab-grown sapphire (what to know)

• Composition: corundum (aluminium oxide, Al2O3) — lab-grown sapphires are chemically, physically and optically the same as natural sapphires.
• Durability: Mohs hardness of 9 (very hard and scratch resistant), excellent for everyday wear when properly set.
• Appearance: available in the same color ranges as natural sapphires (blue, pink, yellow, green, etc.). Lab-grown stones often show fewer natural inclusions and consistent color.
• Ethics & traceability: lab-grown stones avoid mining and generally have a different environmental and ethical profile than mined stones; ask your seller for details if this matters to you.

Metal / settings (typical options and how to verify)

• This ring may be offered in a variety of metals (sterling silver 925, 14k/18k gold in yellow/white/rose, or platinum 950). Check the product specifications on the product page or look inside the band for hallmarks such as "925", "14K", "18K", "PLAT" or "950".
• Plating: white-metal pieces are commonly rhodium-plated (white gold or silver) — plating will wear and can be refreshed by a jeweller.
• Certifications & treatments: ask for a gem report or a certificate if you require documented confirmation of lab-grown origin, carat weight and any treatments used on the stone.

How to confirm exact materials

• Check the product page/spec sheet for metal type, purity and certificate number.
• Look for hallmarks inside the band and request a photo if buying remotely.
• Request a jeweller's appraisal or gem lab report if you need independent confirmation.

Model information (what to expect from this model)

From the product name we can confirm: the design is a flower-shaped ring featuring a lab-grown sapphire totaling 5.00 carats. Below is a practical model-spec checklist you can use to verify or display full product details.

• Model name: 5 Carat Lab-Grown Sapphire Flower Shape Ring
• Model / SKU: (example: RING-SAPH-5CT-FLOWER) — confirm with seller
• Gemstone: Lab-grown sapphire — total weight 5.00 ct (1.00 g)
• Shape / cut: Flower-shaped / cluster (measure overall face width and center stone dimensions)
• Approx. face dimensions: (flower heads vary) — record actual mm across petals; many flower clusters fall between 12–18 mm across — measure to verify
• Metal options & purity: (e.g., 925 Sterling Silver, 14K/18K Gold, Platinum 950) — check listing
• Band width: typical range 1.8–3.5 mm (confirm exact mm)
• Ring weight: metal-dependent — typical ranges: silver 3–6 g, gold 4–8 g, platinum heavier; use a scale for accuracy
• Hallmarks / certificates: list any hallmark stamps or certificate numbers here
• Available sizes & resizing: list sizes offered and whether resizing is available / any extra cost or time

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

Daily care

• Remove the ring when doing heavy work, gardening, exercising, or using harsh chemicals (chlorine bleach, household cleaners).
• Apply lotions, perfumes and hairspray before putting on the ring; oils and sprays build up on stones and settings.
• Store the ring separately (pouch or lined box) so it won’t rub against softer gems or metals.

Cleaning at home

1. Fill a bowl with warm water and a few drops of mild dish soap.
2. Let the ring soak for 10–15 minutes.
3. Gently brush with a soft toothbrush around prongs, under the setting and between petals.
4. Rinse under warm running water and pat dry with a lint-free cloth.

Professional care & special notes

• Lab-grown sapphires are very hard and generally safe for ultrasonic and steam cleaning, but if the setting contains other softer or treated gems, or if the setting is delicate/old, avoid ultrasonic cleaning and consult a jeweller first.
• Have the prongs and setting checked by a jeweller every 6–12 months to ensure stones are secure.
• If the metal is rhodium-plated (white gold or silver), re-plating can restore finish after wear.
• If the stone becomes chipped or a prong loosens, stop wearing the ring and take it to a professional for repair.

Style tips

• Statement piece: This flower-shaped 5 ct sapphire is ideal as a cocktail or statement ring — wear it alone on the hand you want to draw attention to.
• Metal pairing: Blue sapphires look striking with white gold or platinum; pink and warmer-toned sapphires pair beautifully with rose or yellow gold. Match the metal of other jewellery for a cohesive look.
• Stacking: If you prefer a stacked look, balance the large flower head with one or two thin, simple bands (diamond or plain metal) on the same or opposite hand.
• Everyday vs evening: For day wear keep other jewellery minimal (small studs and a delicate chain). For evening, add diamond accents or a complementary sapphire pendant to elevate the ensemble.
• Wardrobe colors: Rich jewel tones and neutrals (black, navy, cream) highlight sapphire colours; pastel outfits pair beautifully with softer pink or light-toned sapphires.
• Special occasions: This ring works well as an engagement or anniversary ring for someone who prefers a bold, floral statement over a traditional solitaire; consider a matching or contoured wedding band if used as bridal jewellery.