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1.11 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S33751 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.63 Width: 5.62 Height: 4.35 |
Weight: | 1.11 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $900 |
This one point eleven carat round blue sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company is a finely balanced example of natural Ceylon material, with dimensions of five point six three by five point six two by four point three five millimeters, a mixed brilliant cut, transparent body, and a medium light color intensity. The stone carries a clarity grade described as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a description that indicates that the gem presents as essentially eye clean with only minor, well distributed internal characteristics that do not detract from overall visual appeal. The polish on this stone is excellent, with crisp facet junctions and smooth table and pavilion surfaces that enhance light return and contribute to a lively face up appearance. Importantly for discerning buyers, this sapphire has undergone no enhancement, so the color and clarity are entirely natural and traceable to Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a region long respected for producing sapphires with pure blue hues and bright, clean tones.
From a color and origin perspective this sapphire offers attributes prized by educated buyers who value both aesthetic quality and gemstone provenance. The medium light intensity is desirable because it maximizes perceived size and sparkle while maintaining a vivid blue that reads as classic Ceylon blue rather than overly dark or muted. Ceylon sapphires are known for a clear, lively blue with a hint of violet in some specimens, and this stone displays that characteristic luminosity, making it versatile for a range of jewelry designs. The mixed brilliant cut is chosen to marry the brilliance typically associated with diamonds with the optical properties of corundum, arranging the crown and pavilion facets to encourage both scintillation and even dispersion of color. The near perfect diameter to depth proportions in this gem provide an excellent spread for its weight, meaning the one point eleven carat measurement presents with an appealing visual presence in a ring or pendant without appearing small or heavy.
Clarity and cutting quality are critical factors for value and for practical appearance in daily wear pieces, and this sapphire performs well on both counts. Very very slightly included at eye level signals that under a standard gemological loupe or microscope one will observe minor inclusions, yet these do not impact the stone when viewed unaided and in typical lighting conditions. For an educated buyer this is an important distinction because it confirms that the gem will present as clean in real world use while still retaining natural internal features that verify authenticity. The excellent polish enhances contrast between facets, so light is reflected and refracted cleanly, which increases brilliance and makes the blue hue appear more saturated when viewed face up. In addition, the mixed brilliant faceting style creates a pleasing play of light across the table and crown, producing flashes of white light and blue color that are engaging without being overly flashy. The combination of natural, unenhanced origin, strong color, and solid cutting quality contributes to rarity and market desirability for collectors and for bespoke engagement jewelry projects.
Durability is a key practical consideration for anyone intending daily wear, and sapphires are among the most suitable gemstones for this purpose. Corundum ranks nine on the Mohs hardness scale, second only to diamond, and this inherent hardness confers excellent scratch resistance for daily activities. Sapphires also exhibit good toughness and no prominent cleavage planes, which reduces the risk of fracturing from typical impacts that a ring or pendant might encounter. For optimal long term care it is advisable to set the stone securely in a protective mounting, to avoid exposure to strong acids or alkalis, and to clean periodically with warm soapy water and a soft brush to remove residues that can dull the surface over time. While untreated and relatively clean, it is prudent to have settings inspected periodically by a qualified jeweler to ensure prongs remain secure. When considering provenance, treatment history, and long term performance The Natural Sapphire Company offers this natural Ceylon sapphire as a confident choice for those seeking an attractive, durable, and ethically sourced gemstone that will perform beautifully in daily wear jewelry while retaining the rarity and authenticity that educated buyers value.





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