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2.49 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Blue Sapphire Pair from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Stone type: | Sapphire | Sapphire |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR16028 | PR16028 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.57 Width: 5.74 Height: 3.63 | Length: 7.49 Width: 5.71 Height: 3.36 |
Weight: | 1.22 Ct. | 1.27 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $3,910 | $3,910 |
A rare matched pair designed for the collector who values provenance and provenance confirmed by independent laboratories, these GIA certified blue sapphires from Ceylon Sri Lanka present a compelling combination of size, clarity, and color that is increasingly difficult to find, particularly as matched pairs. Weighing 1.22 carats and 1.27 carats respectively, with dimensions of 7.57 by 5.74 by 3.63 millimeters and 7.49 by 5.71 by 3.36 millimeters, each stone is rendered in an oval shape and given a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes both face up brilliance and internal scintillation. At the eye level these stones are graded very very slightly included, a clarity tier that approaches loupe clean performance for most practical purposes, and they show an intense color intensity with an exceptionally clean visual profile. These sapphires are unenhanced, a characteristic that speaks to their natural beauty and structural integrity, and they are finished with an excellent polish that allows light to dance through their pavilion facets and return to the viewer with an even, saturated blue. For those who seek a statement piece that is both wearable and investment grade, this pair represents a rare alignment of natural origin, gemological certification, and artisanal cutting, a combination that only a handful of truly special sapphires achieve each year.
When considered against other gemstones and even other sapphires, this matched pair stands apart in aesthetic terms due to its unique balance of hue, tone, and brilliance. Compared with classic Ceylon sapphires that are often prized for their lively cornflower blues and crystalline brightness, these stones offer a deeper and more intense blue while retaining that characteristic Ceylon clarity and lightness that lends a sense of air and depth. In contrast to Burmese sapphires which can register a more royal and velvety blue, and Kashmir sapphires which are known for their rare, velvety saturation and very soft diffusion of light, these Ceylon stones present a clean, vivid color that is more lively and scintillating than the more velvety examples. Against other colored gems such as tanzanite, which leans toward violet and pleochroic shifts depending on the angle, these sapphires deliver a steady, reliable blue that reads the same in different lighting conditions, making them particularly suited for matched applications like stud earrings or a balanced double halo ring. When compared to spinel, another gemstone known for fine blues yet generally found in smaller sizes, this pair brings along the advantage of greater availability in matched larger sizes and the prestige associated with sapphire as one of the traditional big three colored gems. Even when compared to colorless diamonds in terms of presence, these sapphires convey a nobility of color and an emotional resonance that is simply unattainable for a colorless stone, creating a visual identity that is unmistakably refined and immediately identifiable.
Owning a matched pair like this through The Natural Sapphire Company places you within a select group of connoisseurs who appreciate not only the visual splendor of a fine sapphire but also the rarified qualities that gem collectors prize, including origin, clarity, and lack of enhancement. The very fact that these stones are GIA certified and unenhanced elevates their desirability for bespoke jewelry projects, because the story of the gem is as authentic as its appearance. These sapphires are especially well suited to a tailored pair of earrings, a matched set for a bypass ring, or a custom pendant pair, where their nearly identical dimensions and complementary tones will perform as a single, harmonious expression of blue. Our design specialists at The Natural Sapphire Company can guide you in selecting metal tones and settings that will emphasize the deep yet lively blue, and we can advise on bespoke mounting choices that preserve the stones integrity while maximizing their brilliance. Because matched, unenhanced sapphires of this quality are seldom available and because each pair we offer is curated for its singular beauty, acquisition becomes not just a purchase but an entry into an exclusive circle of owners who appreciate the rare and the real. If you wish to reserve or to view the full GIA documentation and detailed imagery, our team is ready to assist you with personalized service and discreet consultation, ensuring that this exceptional pair finds the bespoke setting that will make it an heirloom for generations.





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