1.12 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

The pear-shaped blue sapphire, weighing 1.12 carats, presents a captivating visual experience that speaks to the true nature of precious gems, designed meticulously with a mixed brilliant cut. This specific cut is not merely an arbitrary choice but rather a deliberate decision made to enhance the sapphire's inherent properties of light reflection. The mixed brilliant cut combines the virtues of the traditional brilliant cut and the step cut, effectively maximizing the reflection of light entering the gemstone. Each facet mirrors the light, amplifying the overall luminosity and bringing forth a kaleidoscope of blue hues that are nothing short of mesmerizing. This precise cut is crafted to elevate the natural vibrancy of the sapphire, translating the internal play of colors into a dazzling performance that only deepens the appreciation for such a precious stone.

When considering the clarity of this blue sapphire, it comes with the benefit of a very slightly included grading which indicates that the inclusions present are minimal and not easily visible to the untrained eye. Such clarity is paramount when determining the value and quality of a gemstone. It suggests a purer quality which is unusual and consequently holds significant value. It is worth noting that minor inclusions can also be indicative of a natural origin, maintaining the integrity and authenticity of the sapphire. Our rigorous evaluation process ensures that each gemstone presents an optimal balance between beauty and natural characteristics, reinforcing the appeal and desirability of this sapphire.

The vivid color intensity of this blue sapphire cannot be overstated, as it holds the power to evoke a sense of wonder in any beholder. The rich blue coloration is reminiscent of Ceylon’s vast and enthralling natural landscapes, from which this gemstone hails. Ceylon, now Sri Lanka, is renowned worldwide for producing some of the finest and most sought-after sapphires. The consistent color intensity of this gemstone means that its hue remains uniform under various lighting conditions, adding to the gemstone's allure. This vibrant blue hue is a testament to the superior quality and rarity of Ceylon sapphires, making it a valuable addition to any discerning collector’s array and resonates with those who appreciate not just beauty, but also provenance and distinction.

The polish of the sapphire is equally impressive, showcasing an excellent grade that further emphasizes its beauty. The careful and elaborate process of polishing brings a sheer, glass-like finish to the surface of the sapphire, ensuring that light dances across its facets with remarkable brilliance. This reflects not merely a visual endeavor, but a tactile one too, as the smooth finish ensures a pleasant experience when the sapphire is worn. A high-grade polish does not solely enhance its reflective properties but also serves as a testament to the craftsmanship and attention to detail inherent in our processes here at The Natural Sapphire Company. Our commitment to quality is mirrored in the flawless surfaces of our gemstones, promising an enhanced optical performance and a delightful sensorial companion in jewelry craft.

Beyond its technical specifications, the sapphire embodies a legacy of sophistication and timeless elegance, resonating deeply with educated buyers seeking heritage and authenticity in their pursuits. Here at The Natural Sapphire Company, we take immense pride in offering a product that is exquisitely aligned with both aesthetic appeal and an incontrovertible testament to the luxury of nature’s creation. From its expertly chosen cut to the unrivaled blue of its visage, each sapphire exemplifies our dedication to offering only the finest quality gemstones. This pear-shaped blue sapphire is more than a jewel, it is a lifetime companion, destined to adorn with grandeur and an echoing whisper of its storied origin. Its unmatched appeal ensures it stands as a testament to the enduring craftsmanship and unmatched quality associated with the legacy of sapphires from Ceylon.