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0.34 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | S47120 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.34 Width: 3.58 Height: 1.95 |
Weight: | 0.34 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $200 |
One beautiful transparent 0.34 carat pear shape blue sapphire is presented by The Natural Sapphire Company, with precise dimensions of 6.34 x 3.58 x 1.95 mm, a faceted cutting style, and a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes scintillation and sparkle. This stone was evaluated as slightly included at eye level, displaying a light color intensity, and it has been finished to an excellent polish, offering a bright and lively face up appearance. The sapphire is natural and untreated, with no enhancement, a characteristic that significantly elevates its desirability for collectors and connoisseurs who prize unmodified material. The combination of a clean, classic pear shape and a mixed brilliant cutting scheme provides a pleasing balance between fire and overall light return, and its transparent clarity allows the inherent blue tones to read clearly across the table without excessive masking by internal features.
The proportions and cut style of this pear sapphire contribute greatly to its visual performance, and the mixed brilliant cut is particularly effective in smaller stones where controlled faceting yields high apparent brightness. The pear profile, often chosen for pendants and delicate ring designs, tapers to a fine point while offering a rounded opposite end that frames light in a graceful way, and the dimensions of this gem give it an elegant elongated face up presentation on the finger or in a pendant, without appearing too shallow or overly thick. The excellent polish means the facets are smooth and precise, reducing surface disturbances that can scatter light and dull the gem, and the faceting pattern has been carefully executed to enhance return of blue color from within, while maintaining a lively surface flash that reads well under both natural daylight and artificial lighting.
Clarity and color characteristics define much of this sapphire value proposition for an educated buyer, and the slightly included clarity grade observed at eye level indicates the presence of natural internal features that are consistent with an entirely natural origin, rather than signs of significant fracture filling or other treatments. Slight inclusions often act as a fingerprint of natural formation and can even assist in origin determination under gemological examination, while being small enough in this specimen to preserve transparent brilliance and pleasing sparkle. The light color intensity communicates a delicate and refined blue tone, an attractive option for those seeking a softer blue that pairs well with white metals or yellow gold, and it maps beautifully across the mixed brilliant faceting so that the color reads evenly without dark zones or strong color zoning.
The origin of this sapphire, Ceylon Sri Lanka, carries a long standing and measurable impact on both desirability and market value, and collectors and jewelers alike recognize Ceylon as one of the classic sources of blue sapphire for centuries. Sapphires from Ceylon are often celebrated for their lively, cornflower to lighter blue hues and for clean, transparent material when compared with many other deposits, and provenance from Sri Lanka therefore adds provenance premium for educated buyers who value origin as part of a gem story. In addition, this stone being natural and without enhancement aligns with growing demand for traceable, minimally treated gemstones, and The Natural Sapphire Company sources and documents origin with rigorous standards to support confident purchasing decisions. For design use, whether set as a solitaire on a refined engagement ring, as the center of a delicate pendant, or as an accent to bespoke jewelry, this 0.34 carat pear shape Ceylon sapphire offers a rare combination of natural origin, careful cutting, and a clarity grade that preserves transparency and presence, making it a meaningful choice for those investing in responsibly sourced, well cut natural gemstones.





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