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2.29 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Blue Sapphire Pair from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Stone type: | Sapphire | Sapphire |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR14158 | PR14158 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.77 Width: 5.8 Height: 3.81 | Length: 5.94 Width: 5.86 Height: 4.52 |
Weight: | 1.03 Ct. | 1.26 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid | Vivid |
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 | $1,758 | $1,758 |
This pair of natural blue sapphires from The Natural Sapphire Company presents an exceptional combination of size, color, and precision, with weights of 1.03 carats and 1.26 carats respectively. Both stones are round in shape and cut in a mixed brilliant style, which balances the fire of brilliant facets with the depth and color saturation achieved by strategic pavilion faceting. The measured dimensions are 5.77 by 5.80 by 3.81 millimeters for the smaller stone, and 5.94 by 5.86 by 4.52 millimeters for the larger stone. Clarity is graded as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which indicates minor internal features that do not detract from visual performance when set or worn. Color intensity is vivid, and the polish is excellent, producing clean facet junctions and smooth facet planes that aid in light transmission. The gems have been heat treated, a stable and widely accepted enhancement that optimizes hue and saturation, and their documented origin is Ceylon Sri Lanka, a source long regarded for its lively and velvety blue sapphires.
The flawless symmetry of these stones is one of their most compelling attributes, and it is also a decisive factor in optical performance. In a mixed brilliant cut, symmetry governs how the crown and pavilion facets align to direct light back through the table and crown, creating balanced scintillation and consistent color across the face of the gem. When facets are cut with precise angles and repeatable proportions, as these stones demonstrate, light rays encounter mirror like facet planes that reflect and refract with minimal leakage, producing a steady play of brilliance and a uniform blue that appears rich from multiple viewing angles. For a paired set, symmetry becomes doubly important, because matched angles and facet patterns ensure that the two stones exhibit near identical behavior under the same lighting conditions, whether mounted in a pair of earrings, a two stone ring, or a pendant ensemble. The result is harmonious sparkle, an even distribution of blue without distracting light or dark zones, and a balanced visual weight that enhances the perception of quality.
Clarity and polish are closely linked to longevity and everyday wearability, and these sapphires offer advantages on both counts. Very slightly included clarity indicates that inclusions are minor, generally requiring magnification for detailed examination, and they do not interfere with the vivid color or the gems ability to return light. Excellent polish further reduces optical obstruction at facet junctions, allowing the vivid blue to read cleanly to the eye, and it also reduces micro abrasions that can accumulate over time. The heat treatment applied to these Ceylon sapphires is a standard and stable method to enhance color, and when disclosed and professionally executed it is widely accepted in the trade, because it improves the intrinsic aesthetic without compromising structural stability. The Ceylon Sri Lanka origin contributes a provenance premium for many informed buyers, because sapphires from that region have a documented history of producing lively blues with a slightly velvety character and strong medium to vivid saturation, attributes that are clearly evident in this pair.
For the educated buyer considering value, these sapphires represent a thoughtful balance of natural origin, color performance, and precision cutting, all of which support both aesthetic satisfaction and long term desirability. The matched nature of the pair makes them ideal for high quality stud earrings, a double stone ring, or bespoke designs that emphasize symmetry and color continuity, and their proportions are well suited to settings that reveal the table and crown to optimize light return. The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind the grading observations and disclosure of enhancement, and we can provide additional documentation or imagery on request to facilitate appraisal and design decisions. For those seeking a responsible acquisition that combines provenance, technical quality, and immediate wearability, this pair is an excellent option, and we invite you to contact our team for consultation on mounting choices, certification, and any further questions you may have.





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