White Gold Sapphire and Ruby Floral Bypass Ring

Two flowers face one another across an open space in this ring. The larger cluster is blue, the smaller one red, and each is outlined with small clear stones. The original feature described it as a white gold sapphire and ruby floral bypass ring.

What Makes It a Bypass Ring

The two sides of the band curve past one another instead of meeting in a straight line across the finger. Here, each end supports a flower. The offset arrangement gives the ring movement even when viewed from above, while the side photographs reveal how the flower heads stand above the band.

Color and Shape Together

The petal arrangement gives the stones a clear purpose within the design. Blue and red provide the contrast, while the smaller clear stones define the edges. GIA identifies ruby and sapphire as varieties of corundum, but photographs alone cannot confirm origin or treatments for the stones in a particular ring.

Try the Full Profile

A broad floral ring can look different once the hand bends or closes. Check the height, the distance between the two flowers and whether the edges catch on clothing. An open design does not automatically mean a ring can safely be squeezed to change its size.

Ask a jeweler to assess fit and advise on cleaning for the actual stones and setting. The gallery is an archive rather than a stock guarantee. Contact our team to ask about floral rings or a similar bypass design.