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1.07 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Blue Sapphire Pair from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Stone type: | Sapphire | Sapphire |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR15339 | PR15339 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 4.69 Width: 4.66 Height: 2.93 | Length: 4.73 Width: 4.73 Height: 3.43 |
Weight: | 0.48 Ct. | 0.59 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $750 | $750 |
From the blue earth of Ceylon, where rains and time conspire to form some of the worlds most evocative sapphires, these two stones began their journey as hidden pockets of corundum, slowly enriched by trace elements and geological patience. Mined and handled with care in Sri Lanka, they carry the island heritage in their hue, a vivid expression of ocean and sky translated into gem material. Each stone was selected for its transparency, for the way light moves through its body, and for the clarity that allows a wearer to peer into its depth, the clarity grade recorded as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level. The larger of the pair weighs 0.59 carats, with dimensions of 4.73 x 4.73 x 3.43 mm, and the smaller weighs 0.48 carats, with dimensions of 4.69 x 4.66 x 2.93 mm, both shaped into round forms that honor the classical silhouette. These sapphires are heat treated to enhance their color and stability, a time honored and stable enhancement that brings forward an intense color intensity while preserving the gemstone integrity. As part of The Natural Sapphire Company collection, they reflect a story that begins in Ceylon soils and continues in the hands of skilled craftspeople, a lineage of origin and refinement that you can feel when you hold them to the light.
The transformation from rough to a mixed brilliant cut is where craft meets geometric poetry, cutters balancing pavilion depths, crown angles, and facet placement to achieve both scintillation and the signature Ceylon blue saturation. The mixed brilliant cut was chosen to unite the best of both worlds, the lively central sparkle of brilliant faceting together with well considered step elements that deepen and centralize the color, giving the stones presence even at modest weights. Excellent polish ensures that each facet plane plays its role without interruption, creating a surface that reflects and refracts light with lively sparkle. Though the two stones are not identical in weight, they are harmonized through matching color and cut proportions, making them ideal as a paired set for earrings or as complementary stones in a custom design. In the hands of a jeweler they will sit balanced and coherent, the slightly different profiles read as deliberate asymmetry when set in thoughtful designs, or they can be matched in settings that minimize size perception differences while maximizing color continuity.
When it comes to customizability, these sapphires are exceptionally versatile, answering to the imagination of designers and to the needs of wearers who seek both style and meaning. As a delicate pair of studs they will translate into a timeless daily adornment, the round outline fitting easily into classic four prong, low profile bezel, or flush settings that preserve durability. For an engagement or fashion ring they are perfect either as matching side stones flanking a center gem, or as a duo in a bypass design that celebrates partnership, the sizes allowing for creative asymmetry that feels contemporary and personal. Designers will find them equally at home in halo settings that amplify brilliance, in vintage inspired mountings with milgrain and filigree that complement the Ceylon provenance, or in modern tension and channel settings where the clean lines allow the intense blue to dominate the composition. The stones pair beautifully with all common precious metals, their intense blue looking especially noble against cool platinum and white gold, and strikingly luminous against warm yellow gold and rose gold. Their durability is an important factor in custom work, with sapphire being a resilient choice for daily wear owing to a Mohs hardness of 9, which means the gems can stand up to long term use when set and cared for properly.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we view each gem as the centerpiece of a human story, and these two Ceylon sapphires invite a creation that is at once personal and timeless. Our team can discuss setting options, metal choices, mounting profiles that protect the girdle and enhance face up appearance, and bespoke sketches that help you visualize the final piece. Whether you imagine them as a refined pair of everyday studs, as complementary side stones in a bespoke engagement ring, or as part of a bespoke pendant and earring suite, we can match craftsmanship to vision, ensuring that the intense color and excellent polish are showcased in the most flattering way. Provenance, cutting, and finishing are all part of the value we bring, and we are happy to provide detailed imagery and consultation to help you choose the ideal setting style. These sapphires are more than material, they are a story of place, of hands, and of design, waiting to be set into a piece that will become part of your personal history.





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