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0.81 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Blue Sapphire Pair from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This pair of stones ships by Mar 30
Stone type: | Sapphire | Sapphire |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR10868 | PR10868 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.16 Width: 4.21 Height: 2.42 | Length: 5.12 Width: 4.11 Height: 2.3 |
Weight: | 0.45 Ct. | 0.36 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Lattice Diffused | Lattice Diffused |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $185 | $185 |
This matched pair consists of two transparent, oval shape blue sapphires weighing 0.45 carats and 0.36 carats respectively, with exact dimensions of 5.16 by 4.21 by 2.42 millimeters for the larger stone, and 5.12 by 4.11 by 2.30 millimeters for the smaller stone. Both stones have been cut to a mixed brilliant style, combining a faceted brilliant crown with a proportionally engineered pavilion to optimize light return and scintillation. Clarity is graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, indicating that microscopic inclusions do not materially interrupt the flow of light through the stones. Color is described as medium intensity blue, with a subtle Ceylon character that favors a clean, lively tone rather than an overly saturated or inky appearance. Enhancement has been performed using beryllium diffusion, a disclosed treatment that has been applied to stabilize and deepen the blue hue, and polish quality is rated excellent, reflecting careful lapidary finishing and precise facet junctions.
From a cutting and optical performance perspective, the mixed brilliant treatment of these ovals is designed to balance brilliance, fire, and even color distribution. The crown is faceted with a brilliant schema to create numerous small flashes from light incident on the table and crown facets, while the pavilion is configured to return those flashes through a network of larger facets that contribute to contrast and depth. The result is a controlled scintillation pattern that presents as frequent, tight flashes under movement, paired with broader flashes that reveal the gems underlying color. Facet junctions are sharp and seams are well aligned, which minimizes light leakage at critical angles and preserves maximum return. Measured depth proportions are favorable for this shape and weight class, with the larger stone having a depth that corresponds to approximately 52 percent of the mean diameter, and the smaller stone approximately 50 percent, proportions that support an aggressive light return without sacrificing face up spread.
The color attributes and clarity characteristics interact with the cutting to produce the observed optical behavior. Medium color intensity means that under neutral lighting the blue reads as distinctly present, yet retains a lighter, more satiny Ceylon tone rather than a heavily saturated navy. Beryllium diffusion has been applied to achieve a uniform tone and reduce zoning, the diffusion penetrates the near surface to enhance chromophore distribution, and in these stones it yields a stable, even medium blue that reads consistently across the table and social facets. Clarity being very slightly included at eye level indicates that inclusions are either minute pinpoint crystals or fine silk that do not obstruct transparency, allowing for high internal light transmission and clear windowing across the table. The combination of clean internal structure and precise facet placement supports notable dispersion, so that small flashes of spectral color appear against the overall blue field when viewed in mixed lighting.
As matched stones intended for paired use, they present a high degree of visual and metrical harmony, with length to width ratios close in value to support symmetrical jewelry settings. Total weights and physical proportions make them particularly suitable as earring centers or paired accents in a bespoke, fine jewelry composition, where matching is critical. The excellent polish and precise facet geometry allow these sapphires to take prong, bead, or low bezel settings while maintaining optimal face up brilliance, however slightly elevated prong settings will maximize crown exposure and scintillation. The pairing is consistent in tone and finish, and any minor variance in weight is compensated by their careful cutting philosophy, which prioritizes matching optical performance over strict mass equivalence.
These sapphires are offered with full disclosure of origin and treatment, sourced from Ceylon, Sri Lanka, and finished under strict quality control by The Natural Sapphire Company, ensuring that documentation and provenance accompany the stones. The mixed brilliant approach, excellent polish, and very slightly included clarity grade make this pair a technical success for those who value engineered light performance, measured proportions, and an even, medium Ceylon blue. For the gem connoisseur seeking a matched pair that balances classical Ceylon color with modern cutting techniques and documented enhancement, this set represents a reliable and high quality option for precision jewellery work.





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