An oval cut Montana sapphire with a gradient of sky blue baguette side stones.

 The center, oval-cut Montana sapphire has three tones of blue present, a deep navy, a sea teal and sky blue.  The silk present in the sapphire lends to the stormy sea vibe of this ring.  

The baguette diamonds on each side are very high clarity with a crispness that compliments beautifully to the slightly mysterious depth of the center oval.  The thickness of the band, set by the Montana sapphires, says solid the entire way around to the back of the ring. 

This ring is a size 7 and due to the nature of the channel set side baguettes it can only be sized with sizing beads to get down to a 6.5.  A similar ring in your exact size can be made for you if you are not a size 6.5-7

14k recycled yellow gold,1.74 tcw heat-treated Montana sapphires. 

Any ring can be presented as an engagement ring, but not all rings are the best choice for every day forever wear. Diamonds and gold are the traditional materials to wear as engagement or wedding jewelry because they are the most durable. Everyday forever is a long time, so choose wisely when considering a ring to be the everyday representation of your love.  Consider a versatile set that can we worn in all the different times and events in your life. All jewelry requires care and attention, so please realize just because a ring is chosen and presented as a wedding ring, does not mean its appropriate for everyday wear. All jewelry should be taken off before bathing, swimming, yoga, applying lotions, working out, doing the dishes, etc.  We recommend a simple pure gold band as the everyday forever wedding ring.

We believe that jewelry representing this wild gift of love should never involve tainted materials mined by children or from war torn nations. We are not distracted by beautiful shiny things that have dark and disastrous pasts. YITM proudly features recycled metals, post-consumer diamonds and 100% American mined inlay stones. We are proud that all of our inlay materials are sourced in raw, natural forms from the American West directly from miners who love what they do.