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1.02 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | S42182 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.1 Width: 4.69 Height: 3.26 |
Weight: | 1.02 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Dark |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $400 |
This exquisite blue sapphire from Ceylon, a transparent 1.02 carat gem, embodies a lineage that stretches back through centuries of royal treasuries and sacred jewelry, a legacy preserved in the deep, storied blue of this stone. Cut into a refined emerald shape, and measuring 6.10 by 4.69 by 3.26 millimeters, the sapphire presents a classical architecture that speaks of restraint and refinement, a geometry favored by connoisseurs who appreciate symmetry and the understated play of light. Its clarity has been graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which in practical terms means the stone retains a luminous window into its interior without compromising the serene, contemplative depth of color. The color intensity is described as dark, a tone that conveys gravitas and permanence, and the excellent polish enhances the stone surfaces so that each facet edge reflects light with the measured dignity of a piece made to endure. Heat treatment, a time honored and widely accepted enhancement in the trade, has been applied to bring forward the full expression of hue and tone that collectors and designers seek, while the origin of Ceylon, Sri Lanka, gives the gem a provenance that carries both historical weight and modern desirability, a provenance that The Natural Sapphire Company proudly stands behind.
Beyond its immediate aesthetic appeal, this Ceylon blue sapphire offers compelling attributes for those who view fine gemstones as both personal treasures and long term investments. Historically, fine natural sapphires have shown steady appreciation in value, driven by a combination of enduring demand, constrained supply, and a growing global appreciation for colored gemstones as alternatives to more volatile investment classes. The emerald cut in particular has a double advantage for investment minded buyers, because it showcases color and clarity in a way that appeals to both traditional collectors and contemporary designers, making the stone versatile for future market trends in jewelry design. The very slightly included clarity grade preserves value by confirming natural origin and character, while remaining attractive to buyers who prize aesthetic purity. The dark color intensity, when well balanced and uniform as in this example, is increasingly sought after in the high end market, because deeper tones age gracefully and adapt to a variety of settings, from classic yellow gold to modern platinum. Heat treatment, accepted and disclosed, enhances marketability rather than detracting from it, because it is a recognized method for realizing the best possible appearance from naturally occurring material, and properly documented and sourced stones from respected houses maintain premium secondary market performance. The Ceylon origin further strengthens the investment narrative, because Sri Lankan sapphires are historically celebrated and continue to command attention for their unique color profiles and consistent quality, making provenance an important element in long term appreciation.
When you consider the life of this gem beyond the buying moment, imagine a piece designed to become an heirloom, a jewel that will pass from generation to generation while quietly accruing both emotional value and market stature. The emerald cut lends itself to elegant solitaire settings for rings, to refined pendant mounts, and to bespoke designs that pair the sapphire with diamonds or other colored stones, each configuration enhancing its market desirability by widening the pool of potential future buyers. At The Natural Sapphire Company we emphasize responsible sourcing, meticulous cutting, and clear disclosure, because the story behind a gemstone is part of its lasting value. For investors and collectors who follow market trends, a well chosen Ceylon sapphire like this one represents a blend of scarcity, proven demand, and timeless aesthetic appeal, attributes that have historically underpinned steady appreciation. We invite you to consider this blue sapphire not only as an object of immediate beauty, but also as a prudent addition to a curated collection, supported by our expertise in gemstone selection and our commitment to preserving the legacy and provenance that make natural sapphires enduring both emotionally and financially.





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