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0.36 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | S41235 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.64 Width: 3.65 Height: 2.58 |
Weight: | 0.36 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
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 | $300 |
One beautiful transparent 0.36 carat pear shape blue sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company offers a rare combination of small scale refinement and uncompromising natural quality, it measures 5.64 by 3.65 by 2.58 millimeters, it is fashioned in a mixed brilliant cut which balances fire and brilliance, it carries a clarity grade of slightly included evaluated at eye level, it shows medium color intensity with an excellent polish, it is from Ceylon Sri Lanka and it has no enhancement. Compared with the large run of heat treated or laboratory grown sapphires on the market, this untreated Ceylon gem stands apart for provenance and transparency, many commercial stones are enhanced to improve color or clarity, those processes change the visual depth and long term collectability, by contrast an untreated sapphire from a respected source preserves natural character, collectors and connoisseurs value this authenticity because it conveys genuine origin, and Ceylon sapphires are historically prized for a lively, pure blue that balances brightness and tone.
The pear shape and mixed brilliant cut of this sapphire are thoughtfully proportioned to maximize light return for its weight, the tapered silhouette gives a graceful profile that looks larger when set against skin, and the mixed brilliant pavilion and crown facets create a playful interplay of scintillation and broad flashes, in comparison many round or antique shapes can look more uniform but less lively, and step cuts often rely on depth of color rather than facet brilliance to appeal to the eye. The clarity grade of slightly included evaluated at eye level should be understood in context, this stone is transparent and the minor inclusions are typical for natural sapphires, they do not hinder sparkle when the stone is correctly set, in fact those subtle inner markings confirm the gem is natural and untreated, whereas clarity enhancements or filling techniques found in lower quality material can disrupt light paths and create an artificial sheen that lacks the layered complexity of a true Ceylon sapphire.
How this sapphire performs under different lighting conditions is one of its most appealing attributes, in bright natural daylight the medium color intensity reads as a clear, fresh blue with cool undertones, the mixed brilliant facets disperse light into bright, crisp flashes, under open shade or overcast skies the tone gently deepens and the stone exhibits a velvety blue presence, in warm incandescent or candle light the hue warms slightly and shows richer blue nuances with soft, glowing flashes, LED and modern office lighting often emphasize the stone s scintillation, causing the small but precise facets to sparkle vividly, and under direct sunlight the pavilion facets create lively pinpoints of white light while the crown facets broadcast larger blue flashes, the result is a gem that adapts elegantly to its environment, never appearing flat or lifeless, unlike many treated sapphires that can look uniformly dark under some lights, this Ceylon sapphire reveals dimension and movement across lighting types.
For jewelry use this 0.36 carat pear shape sapphire is exceptionally versatile, its modest carat weight and refined proportions suit a delicate solitaire, a low profile everyday ring, a halo pendant, or a bespoke three stone design, when set with high quality accent diamonds or warm metal tones the medium intensity blue gains contrast and presence without overpowering the setting, collectors should note that the untreated origin and excellent polish support long term value and desirability, many buyers today prefer natural, unenhanced stones for their transparency of origin and stable appearance, at The Natural Sapphire Company we stand behind provenance and craftsmanship, we source responsibly and provide detailed information so you can compare this untreated Ceylon sapphire to the many alternatives on the market, if you are seeking a sapphire that combines authentic origin, skilled cutting, and lively performance across lighting conditions this gem is an excellent choice, please contact us to discuss setting options, custom design, or additional viewing images.





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