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0.82 Ct. Violet Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | S21937 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.43 Width: 4.38 Height: 3.5 |
Weight: | 0.82 Ct. |
Color: help | Violet |
Color intensity: help | Medium Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
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 long and murmuring history that accompanies every natural sapphire, a history that reaches beneath the thin crust of human time into the slow, patient work of the earth itself. This pear shaped violet sapphire, weighing 0.82 carat, is a small but perfect ambassador of that deep history. Carefully cut into a mixed brilliant form and finished to an excellent polish, it measures 7.43 by 4.38 by 3.50 millimeters, a size that combines presence with refinement. Its transparency and medium intense color allow the violet hue to sing without shouting, while the clarity grade of eye clean evaluated at eye level ensures that, seen in everyday wear, the gem offers an unblemished field of color and light. Sourced from Ceylon Sri Lanka, a land that has supplied the courts and temples of centuries with sapphires prized by kings and gem scholars alike, this stone arrives to you exactly as it left the ground, with no enhancement applied. At The Natural Sapphire Company we cherish such pieces for their unaltered character, and we present this sapphire as a living link to geological time and human tradition.
In the light this violet sapphire becomes a study in subtlety, the mixed brilliant cut working to balance scintillation with depth. The pear shape is one of the oldest and most graceful silhouettes in gem cutting, flattering the hand and elongating designs whether set as the centerpiece of an engagement ring or as the focal point of a pendant. The excellent polish ensures that every facet edge releases light cleanly, and the medium intense color produces an even and compelling tone across the table, allowing flashes of brighter violet to emerge as the gem moves. Because the stone is transparent and eye clean, the wearer benefits from both the immediacy of its color and the lively sparkle that comes from expertly executed facet junctions. The lack of any enhancement means the sapphire carries its color as nature intended, a rare gift in an industry where heat treatment and other processes are commonplace. Owning a gem like this is to possess a small story of earth and artisanship, a jewel that will not only adorn but also connect.
When customers consider a natural sapphire in comparison to a lab grown counterpart they often ask about differences that matter to both the eye and the heart. Lab grown sapphires have their virtues, they offer strong color consistency, often fewer visible inclusions, and a lower price point for a given appearance. For some applications those qualities are attractive, and there is a place for created stones in contemporary design. Yet the advantages of a natural, untreated Ceylon sapphire extend beyond mere aesthetics. Natural stones bear the signature of millions of years of geological processes, trace element profiles and inclusion patterns that act like a fingerprint, telling of their origin and their journey. This violet sapphire comes from Sri Lanka, a region celebrated for sapphires with nuanced hues and historic prestige, and that provenance carries both emotional and market value. Natural stones, particularly those offered without enhancement, tend to retain and often increase in value as collectors and connoisseurs prioritize rarity and authenticity. The tactile experience of a natural gem, the subtle variations in color that shift with light, and the knowledge that the stone is unaltered by human heat or chemical treatments create an intimacy that lab grown stones cannot replicate. At The Natural Sapphire Company we provide documentation and expertise to support the gem s story, helping buyers understand the scientific and cultural reasons why a natural sapphire can be a more meaningful choice.
To imagine this sapphire set is to imagine a jewel that will be passed down, admired for both its beauty and its provenance. Whether you prefer a classical solitaire mounting that showcases the pear silhouette, a vintage inspired halo that emphasizes the violet tone, or a bespoke design that reflects a personal narrative, the gem s proportions and polished finish make it highly adaptable to timeless settings. Its eye clean clarity evaluated at eye level gives confidence for daily wear, and its medium intense color sits comfortably between subtlety and presence, suitable for both understated elegance and pronounced statement pieces. Choosing a natural, untreated Ceylon sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company is a decision to prioritize legacy over convenience, to favor a stone whose origins are as compelling as its appearance. We welcome you to view this sapphire in person or to speak with our specialists about custom settings, certificates, and care. In the world of gems, there is a distinct pleasure in owning an object that carries ancient earth story and human craftsmanship, and this pear shaped violet sapphire embodies that pleasure with quiet authority.





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