- Pair13
- Reports4
-emeraldcut-blue-sapphire-pair-0.4800-cts-pr15853-1.jpg?d=200x200&v=20261002034405)
-emeraldcut-blue-sapphire-pair-0.4800-cts-pr15853-1.jpg?d=200x200&v=20261002034405)
-emeraldcut-blue-sapphire-pair-0.4800-cts-pr15853-lifestyleimage-1.jpg?d=200x200&v=20261008080422)
-emeraldcut-blue-sapphire-pair-0.4800-cts-pr15853-lifestyleimage-2.jpg?d=200x200&v=20261008080422)









0.48 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Blue Sapphire Pair from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This pair of stones is available to ship now
Stone type: | Sapphire | Sapphire |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR15853 | PR15853 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 4.67 Width: 2.29 Height: 1.76 | Length: 4.56 Width: 2.29 Height: 1.91 |
Weight: | 0.24 Ct. | 0.24 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $900 | $900 |
If you are searching for a matched pair that ends your quest for balance, beauty, and versatility, these two emerald cut Ceylon sapphires from The Natural Sapphire Company are an ideal solution, each weighing 0.24 carats and each exhibiting a purity that reads as transparent and vivid at every glance. The pair measures 4.67 by 2.29 by 1.76 millimeters and 4.56 by 2.29 by 1.91 millimeters, the slight variation giving them a natural harmony rather than an exact clone, and their emerald cut profile highlights clean step facets that emphasize depth of color and linear elegance. Evaluated at eye level to be very very slightly included, they offer a clarity that will satisfy discerning buyers who want gemstones that read as clean in everyday wear, and their intense color intensity and excellent polish promise a gem tone that reads strong and saturated in both bright daylight and warm indoor lighting. These sapphires have been heat treated, a widely accepted enhancement that enhances color while preserving natural character, and their origin, Ceylon Sri Lanka, speaks to a storied source renowned for producing rich blues with a lively, velvety quality. If your priority is a matched pair that is at once wearable, collectible, and adaptable, these stones answer that brief with authority and poise.
Imagine these paired sapphires set as classic studs, where their emerald cut silhouettes give a refined rectangular window of color that flatters the face and reads as quietly luxurious, or picture them as the perfect side stones flanking a white diamond or a colored center gem, where their linear shape reinforces a modern three stone composition with symmetry and visual flow. For an engagement ring that favors clean architecture, these sapphires work beautifully in bezel settings, where the metal frames protect their edges while showcasing the deep blue, or in bar or channel settings for a contemporary wedding band that reads seamless and sophisticated. They are equally compelling used east west for a fresh directional look, or arranged as matched accents in a pendant and a ring for a coordinated set. Because sapphires rate nine on the Mohs scale, they are exceptionally suited for everyday jewelry that needs to withstand life without losing its refined presence, making them an excellent choice for an engagement ring, a pair of timeless cufflinks, or a bespoke heirloom piece that will be worn and loved for years. The matched nature of these stones means jewelers can rely on consistent hue and proportion, which simplifies custom design work and ensures a finished piece that feels thoughtful and complete.
When you want a piece that signals thoughtful taste and lasting value, consider how these sapphires will read against different metals and accents, because a deep Ceylon blue gains different personalities depending on its setting. Set in warm yellow gold, they lean toward a rich vintage elegance that brings out honeyed undertones, while in white gold or platinum they read crisp, modern, and highly graphic, and in rose gold they offer a romantic, contemporary contrast. Pair them with small round white diamonds to create a halo that amplifies sparkle and brightens the eye, or let them stand alone in a low profile bezel to emphasize their color and step cut geometry. For collectors and designers who appreciate matched pairs, these stones offer a rare convenience, they arrive ready to be translated into earrings, matched accents, or complementary elements in a multifaceted suite. At The Natural Sapphire Company we understand that your search for the perfect gem is personal, and we are here to guide choices from metal and setting style to how best to showcase the stones true color and cut. If your goal is to finish a design brief with a pair that answers every question about color, clarity, and compatibility, this matched pair of emerald cut Ceylon sapphires may be the final, satisfying piece of your jewelry story.





-emeraldcut-blue-sapphire-pair-0.4800-cts-pr15853-1.jpg?d=750x750&s=nsc&v=20261002034405)
-emeraldcut-blue-sapphire-pair-0.4800-cts-pr15853-lifestyleimage-1.jpg?d=750x750&s=nsc&v=20261008080422)
-emeraldcut-blue-sapphire-pair-0.4800-cts-pr15853-lifestyleimage-2.jpg?d=750x750&s=nsc&v=20261008080422)























