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1.06 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | S41161 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.09 Width: 4.78 Height: 3.38 |
Weight: | 1.06 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $400 |
One exquisite pear shape blue sapphire awaits the discerning collector, a transparent 1.06 carat gem that carries the storied elegance of Ceylon in every facet. Measuring 9.09 x 4.78 x 3.38 mm, its elongated pear silhouette has been masterfully fashioned with a mixed brilliant cut, allowing a rare choreography of light and depth. At first glance the eye is drawn to its intense color intensity, a vivid blue that feels alive, a tone that strikes a perfect balance between richness and clarity. The clarity has been evaluated as very very slightly included at eye level, a level of purity that allows the sapphire to read clean and luminous while maintaining the natural character that connoisseurs prize. The polish is excellent, the facets aligning with precision to deliver scintillation that is refined rather than loud. This stone has undergone professional heat treatment, a stable and accepted enhancement that deepens the blue without compromising the gemologue quality that collectors require. As with every notable piece we offer, The Natural Sapphire Company provides full provenance and attentive guidance to ensure that this sapphire will be treasured for generations, a private possession that speaks to a life lived with intention.
In comparing its hue and tone to sapphires from other famous locations, this Ceylon gem presents a distinctive personality. Kashmir sapphires are often remembered for their rare, velvety cornflower blue, a softer and clouded optical effect born of unique trace elements and historical rarity. By contrast this Ceylon stone offers a brighter and more lively cornflower to royal blue, with greater transparency and a livelier sparkle than the gently diffused Kashmir tone. Burmese sapphires can lean toward a deep, regal blue with an almost royal density of color, sometimes yielding an inky presence in strong light. This sapphire from Sri Lanka retains an intense saturation but with more openness and clarity, allowing flashes of lighter blues to emerge at different angles. Australian sapphires are known for their darker, inky, and greenish blue tones, a moodier aesthetic that reads as powerful and elemental. Our Ceylon sapphire avoids that inky weight, preferring instead a clean deep blue that feels both energetic and elegant. Madagascar sapphires can vary widely, some leaning toward purplish overtones or vivid saturated blues, and here the Ceylon origin shows its hallmark of evenness and vividness, a consistently intense hue that remains true across the stone.
Compare its hue and tone to gemstones from other famous locations again and you will understand why Ceylon sapphires hold a special place among collectors and designers. Montana sapphires are treasured for their unique pastel and teal varieties, a softer palette that reads as serene and distinctly American. This pear shape Ceylon sapphire, with its intense blue and clean clarity, operates in the opposite register, projecting a confident chroma that stands out in any setting. Sri Lankan sapphires tend to display a purity of blue that is both saturated and uplifting, a characteristic that allows them to translate beautifully into bespoke jewelry where brilliance and color purity are desired. The mixed brilliant cut of this gem enhances that translation, catching light in faceted flashes that make the blue appear alive, especially when set in an open prong design that exploits the stone geometry. The very very slightly included clarity means that under magnification a gemologist may observe natural features, but to the naked eye the surface reads pristine, a rare combination that collectors prize, because it preserves the integrity of the natural crystal while offering the visual cleanliness preferred in fine jewelry. Treated with heat in a manner consistent with best practices, the sapphire’s color has been refined to its ideal presentation, a balance of natural origin and expert enhancement.
Ownership of this pear shape Ceylon sapphire is an invitation into a small and select circle of connoisseurs who value provenance, rarity, and craftsmanship. There are few stones that can claim the combination of a classic 1.06 carat weight, a pure and intense Ceylon blue, excellent polish, and a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes both fire and face up color. The Natural Sapphire Company curates each gemstone with the strictest standards, offering independent verification and bespoke mounting services that honor the gem’s unique voice. Imagine this sapphire as the focal point of a custom ring, an elegant pendant, or an heirloom brooch, its pear shape elongating the finger or neckline and its hue providing a statement that is unmistakable yet refined. For the collector comparing world famous sources, this stone stands as a testament to Sri Lanka’s enduring reputation for producing lively, intensely colored sapphires that are at once wearable and museum worthy. Availability of stones of this caliber is limited, and acquiring a gem like this is not merely a purchase, it is the securing of a rare natural treasure. Contact The Natural Sapphire Company to arrange a private viewing or to discuss bespoke settings, and join the privileged few who can call such a remarkable Ceylon sapphire their own.





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