14K Yellow Gold Sapphire Bypass Ring
Fine Jewelry

14K Yellow Gold Sapphire Bypass Ring

This is a contemporary bypass-style ring crafted in 14-karat yellow gold. The band features a distinctive 'bypass' or 'crossover' design where the two ends of the shank do not meet directly, instead wrapping around the finger to frame the central head of the piece. One side of the upper shank is channel-set with at least three visible square-cut blue sapphires, showcasing a deep navy saturation characteristic of commercial-grade stones. The metal is stamped '14K' on the inner circumference of the shank, confirming the gold purity. The band exhibits a polished finish, though there are visible surface abrasions, minor scuffing, and fine scratches primarily on the outer face of the shank, suggesting regular wear. The gold has a warm, yellow hue typical of 14K alloys. The craftsmanship appears to be cast-manufactured with hand-set stones. Based on the style and marking, the piece likely dates from the late 20th century to early 21st century. The condition is fair to good, with no immediate structural damage visible, though the channel setting should be checked for gemstone security due to surface wear.

Estimated Value

$350 - $550 USD

Basic Information

Category

Fine Jewelry

Appraised On

February 23, 2026

Estimated Value

$350 - $550 USD

Item Description

This is a contemporary bypass-style ring crafted in 14-karat yellow gold. The band features a distinctive 'bypass' or 'crossover' design where the two ends of the shank do not meet directly, instead wrapping around the finger to frame the central head of the piece. One side of the upper shank is channel-set with at least three visible square-cut blue sapphires, showcasing a deep navy saturation characteristic of commercial-grade stones. The metal is stamped '14K' on the inner circumference of the shank, confirming the gold purity. The band exhibits a polished finish, though there are visible surface abrasions, minor scuffing, and fine scratches primarily on the outer face of the shank, suggesting regular wear. The gold has a warm, yellow hue typical of 14K alloys. The craftsmanship appears to be cast-manufactured with hand-set stones. Based on the style and marking, the piece likely dates from the late 20th century to early 21st century. The condition is fair to good, with no immediate structural damage visible, though the channel setting should be checked for gemstone security due to surface wear.

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