A pink sapphire
named for light.
The Hikaru Ring No. 10 by M. Hisae centres a vibrant 2.25ct emerald-cut pink sapphire from Madagascar, complemented by champagne diamonds, on a warm 14k recycled gold band. “Hikaru” means light in Japanese — a fitting name for the way this sapphire radiates colour.
For the woman who wants
bold colour, made right.
This is the one I pull for someone who wants a real statement of colour and cares where it comes from. A 2.25ct emerald-cut pink sapphire is bold, romantic, and genuinely eye-catching.
She loves modern artistry with an ethical backbone, and the champagne diamonds and recycled gold give this a warm, considered elegance.
Three things that make it
radiant.
A vibrant emerald-cut sapphire
Warm champagne diamonds
Recycled gold, ethical craft
About M. Hisae.
M. Hisae is known for refined, ethically made fine jewellery — recycled gold, responsibly sourced stones, and clean, modern design with real artistry. The Hikaru Ring is a beautiful example: bold, colourful, and conscientiously made.
Bold colour, and genuinely
everyday.
Pink sapphire is one of the hardest gemstones after diamond, so this radiant ring holds up beautifully to daily wear, and the setting keeps the big stone secure. The warm gold and champagne diamonds are easy to style, and an occasional gentle clean keeps everything glowing. A bold, colourful ring made for real life.
FAQ — what people
actually ask me.
Are pink sapphires durable enough for everyday?
What are champagne diamonds?
Is the ring ethically made?
Can this be an engagement ring?
Not sure if this is
the one?
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