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0.73 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | B12645 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.84 Width: 4.85 Height: 2.77 |
Weight: | 0.73 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $400 |
There is a quiet hymn in the light that passes through this sapphire, a delicate song that begins the moment your eyes meet the pear shape of the stone. This is a transparent 0.73 carat blue sapphire, measured with exacting care at 7.84 x 4.85 x 2.77 mm, cut in a mixed brilliant style to coax a thousand small suns from the heart of a single gem. Its color sits in a tender mid tone, a medium intensity blue like the hush between twilight and the first evening star, and its clarity grade is very slightly included evaluated at eye level, the kind of gentle marking that proves a life lived deep beneath the earth. The polish is excellent, every facet smoothing the passage of light so that each flash reads like a promise, and there has been no enhancement, no human artifice added to its truth. Sourced from Ceylon Sri Lanka this sapphire comes to you through the careful stewardship of The Natural Sapphire Company, a guardian of stories as much as stones.
Imagine then the beginning, when time was a slow and patient thing, and the world shaped itself in secret. Millions of years ago, in the warm, silent belly of the earth, molten forces and quiet pressures gathered like musicians taking their places before a performance. There in the ancient soils that would one day be called Ceylon Sri Lanka, aluminum and oxygen met in precise degrees, and within that marriage of elements corundum began to form. Trace singers of iron and titanium slipped into the lattice, coloring the newborn crystals with the first breath of blue, a color written into the very geometry of the mineral. Heat folded layers of stone around the growing crystal, and fluids that moved like veins through the rock carried with them memories of the ocean and the sky. Minute inclusions came to rest like tiny islands inside the gem, not blemishes, but fingerprints of the world that birthed them. Over ages measured in millions of heartbeats, tectonic furies raised and folded those ancient beds, and slow erosions breathed the stones toward daylight. For some stones the journey ended in rubble and dust, for others, like this blue sapphire, the long pilgrimage preserved a core of clarity and color, and when the miners of Colombo and Ratnapura reached down into that patient earth, they found not merely a crystal, but a story of deep time waiting to be worn.
To hold this stone is to carry a small universe against the skin, an heirloom of pressure and consolation, a talisman cast from the earths slow devotion. Imagine presenting it at an engagement, set so the pear shape points toward the future, a droplet of Ceylon blue catching vows like light. Because it is unenhanced it speaks without artifice, a frank and open voice that echoes the honesty of love. Its mixed brilliant cut scatters laughter and moonlight in every movement, while the very slightly included clarity keeps the gem human, a reminder that perfection is found in character rather than flawlessness. The Natural Sapphire Company places this sapphire in a setting of ethical certainty and careful provenance, ensuring that when you choose this gem you do more than possess a jewel, you continue a lineage of reverence. Wear it for promises, wear it as a memory, wear it as a daily benediction, and know that beneath its polished face there is a chapter that began long before we ever named the seas, a slow and luminous making that now rests in your hand, ready to witness a new story.




























