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1.19 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S40432 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.8 Width: 5.68 Height: 2.86 |
Weight: | 1.19 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Dark |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $600 |
This exquisite 1.19 carat oval blue sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company presents an elegant balance of size and presence, with dimensions of 7.80 by 5.68 by 2.86 mm that deliver an impressive face up for its weight, and a mixed brilliant cut that is engineered to capture and reflect light with lively scintillation. Originating in Ceylon, Sri Lanka, this stone carries the classic island character that collectors and connoisseurs prize, with a dark color intensity that reads as a deep, saturated blue in most lighting. The clarity is graded slightly included, evaluated at eye level, and the gem is heat treated as is customary for many fine sapphires to enrich tone and stability. What truly sets this sapphire apart is the exceptional polish and precise faceting, qualities that give the gem a refined finish, and its flawless craftsmanship enhances its beauty from every angle. When you hold it, the clean lines, well executed proportions, and mirror like facets present a gem that feels complete and ready for a lifetime of wear.
Compared to other sapphires on the market this Ceylon stone offers a winning combination of color depth and light performance that many darker or heavily included stones cannot match. Australian and Sri Lankan sapphires can share deep tones, but Australian material sometimes lacks the same transparency or faceting potential, leaving colors that are dense but less lively. Burmese and Kashmir sapphires are famous for their velvety blues and rarity, but they command premiums that place them out of reach for many buyers. Lab grown sapphires provide perfect clarity and predictable color, but they do not offer the natural origin story and the nuanced color zoning that make a natural Ceylon sapphire so appealing. The mixed brilliant cut on this oval uses angled facets to create flashes of brilliance and depth, so the gem behaves more like a bright, lively jewel rather than a flat dark piece, giving it a distinct advantage in visual impact and day to day wearability.
Clarity plays a key role in value and appearance, and while this sapphire is graded slightly included at eye level, those inclusions are subtle and unobtrusive thanks to the stone overall translucency and dark color intensity. In practice the inclusions seldom detract from the immediate impression of deep blue richness, and the excellent polish helps to mask and minimize their visibility. Heat treatment is a widely accepted enhancement that stabilizes color and is fully disclosed here, offering predictable and durable results without compromising the gem s integrity. From a value perspective, stones like this with strong color, good transparency, and superior cutting offer an excellent price to performance ratio when compared to stones that are either heavily included with poor polish, or those with weaker, washed out color but higher clarity. The oval shape also maximizes perceived size, so at 1.19 carat this sapphire will read larger on the finger than many round or deeper cut equivalents, making it an economical choice for someone seeking a bold, classic look.
When you choose this sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company you are acquiring more than a single gemstone, you are investing in a piece that has been assessed and finished to emphasize its best attributes. The origin from Ceylon, Sri Lanka gives it a provenance that many buyers prefer, and our team s attention to cut quality and polish ensures that the gem performs well in all settings, whether as a solitaire, in a halo, or as the center of a bespoke vintage or contemporary design. Corundum s natural hardness makes this sapphire suitable for everyday wear, and the mixed brilliant faceting means it will sparkle as it moves under different lighting conditions. For those comparing options in the market, this sapphire stands out for its combination of saturated color, excellent finish, and practical size, qualities that make it a confident choice for both investment and daily wear. If you are looking for a natural sapphire that balances beauty, value, and the trusted expertise of a specialized dealer, this 1.19 carat Ceylon oval is a compelling option.





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