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1.18 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Apr 28
Item ID: | S40310 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.54 Width: 5.45 Height: 3.67 |
Weight: | 1.18 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,300 |
This exquisite transparent 1.18 carat oval blue sapphire from Ceylon Sri Lanka is a singular expression of classic gemstone elegance, offered exclusively through The Natural Sapphire Company. Measuring 7.54 x 5.45 x 3.67 mm, this gem has been fashioned into an oval with a mixed brilliant cut, a choice that blends the scintillating fire of a brilliant style with the refined symmetry of a faceted pavilion. The color is vivid, a deep and alive cornflower blue that reads luxurious in every light, and the clarity has been graded as very slightly included when observed at eye level, ensuring that the internal signature of the stone adds character without sacrificing visual transparency. The polish is excellent, each facet edge sharp and mirror like, which magnifies the sapphires natural luster and elevates its overall presence. This sapphire has undergone expert heat treatment, a time honored and stable enhancement method that intensifies hue and clarity while preserving the natural origins and structural integrity of the corundum. Gems of this quality and origin are rare and sought after, and ownership of this stone will mark a discerning collector or wearer as part of a small circle who value provenance, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty.
When considered among its peers in the blue gemstone category, this Ceylon sapphire exhibits reflective qualities that command attention and set it apart. The mixed brilliant cut optimizes light return, producing lively flashes of white brilliance combined with intense blue saturation, a balance that is often superior to traditional step cuts or shallow ovals which may leak light and appear duller. Compared with other sapphires that may show deeper but less dynamic color, this stone delivers both depth and sparkle, a combination that modern designers prize. Against blue spinel, which can exhibit an attractive pure blue tone but often lacks the same degree of refractive brilliance due to lower dispersion, this sapphire shows more lively facet scintillation and a more substantial play of light. Versus tanzanite, which is known for its pronounced pleochroism and velvety color shifts, this sapphire remains consistently vivid across viewing angles, offering steadier brilliance and a higher resistance to wear because of corundum hardness. Compared to aquamarine and blue topaz, which can be lighter and more pastel, this sapphire reflects light with greater intensity and color saturation, creating stronger contrast between bright flashes and deep blue fields. The overall effect is a gem that reads both brilliant and noble, combining the sparkle of a well cut brilliant with the saturated, pure blue that collectors associate with premium Ceylon material.
For those seeking a unique and enduring centerpiece for a bespoke design, this sapphire is an extraordinary candidate, and The Natural Sapphire Company curates each stone with an eye for rarity and story. The very slightly included clarity means that inclusions are not readily visible to the naked eye, allowing the cut and vivid color to take center stage while also confirming natural origin and individuality. The excellent polish enhances facet clarity so that each reflection appears crisp and lively, a factor that directly affects how the stone performs on the finger or in a pendant. Heat treatment has been applied judiciously to reveal the finest expression of the material, and provenance from Ceylon Sri Lanka lends historical and gemological prestige, as sapphires from this region are prized for their luminous cornflower and royal blues. Because stones of this precise weight, cut, and color intensity are seldom available, this sapphire is offered as a limited opportunity for those who seek an object of refined rarity. Commissioning this gem into a custom setting will place the owner among a select few who appreciate the intersection of natural rarity and masterful cutting, a distinction that The Natural Sapphire Company is proud to present and preserve.





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