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1.20 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by May 18
Item ID: | S39719 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.44 Width: 6.54 Height: 3.41 |
Weight: | 1.20 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | 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 | $700 |
This pear shaped blue sapphire began its journey deep beneath the weathered soils of Ceylon Sri Lanka, where centuries of tectonic patience and mineral alchemy created the conditions for rare corundum to form. Mined from alluvial deposits prized by local miners for their history and continuity, this gem carries the quiet signatures of its place of origin. The island of Ceylon has long been celebrated for producing sapphires with a particular clarity of tone and a luminous, electric blue that seems to hold the sky itself. From the moment a rough crystal is uncovered, its potential is read by seasoned eyes, and this specific rough showed promise in both color and size. Miners who work those gravels learn to recognize stones that will respond to careful cutting and controlled heat enhancement, and this transparency of origin is part of the story we preserve at The Natural Sapphire Company, where provenance is as much a part of value as beauty.
Weight is the voice of a gem, and this sapphire speaks clearly at 1.20 carats. That single figure changes how the stone is perceived and appraised, it marks the gem as substantial enough to capture attention in a solitaire setting, while remaining intimate enough to maintain a refined elegance. Carat weight is not simply a measure of mass, it is a marker of rarity, because larger sapphires in vivid, transparent material become exponentially rarer as size increases. At 1.20 carats this pear shaped sapphire balances presence and practicality, offering a visual impact disproportionate to its compact dimensions of 6.44 x 6.54 x 3.41 mm. The mixed brilliant cut optimizes light return in a slightly shallower profile, ensuring that the gem flashes with life in both daylight and candlelight. When a cutter decides to preserve 1.20 carats of vivid Ceylon blue, they are making a deliberate choice to retain value, to honor the original crystal, and to deliver a stone that will hold its own in heirloom pieces.
Clarity and color are the twin measures of a sapphire’s desirability, and this stone’s very slight inclusions evaluated at eye level speak to its high quality. Viewed without magnification it reads as transparent, allowing the vivid color intensity to dominate. That vivid Ceylon blue is further refined by an excellent polish, which brings out a silky depth and instantaneous face up brilliance. Heat treatment has been applied, a long established and accepted enhancement, thoughtfully used to stabilize color and clarity while respecting the integrity of the natural material. The pear shape affords a graceful silhouette, and the mixed brilliant faceting pattern gives a contemporary sparkle combined with traditional warmth. Every facet was planned to conserve weight while sculpting the sapphire into a gem that sits with visual heft and optical sophistication, a testament to the craftsmanship standards upheld by The Natural Sapphire Company.
Owning this 1.20 carat pear shaped Ceylon sapphire is a connection to both geological time and human tradition, it is a piece meant to be worn and treasured, to be passed down with its story intact. The dimensions and carat weight make it versatile for engagement rings, pendants, or bespoke designs that showcase its vivid hue and excellent polish. Because weight is such a critical factor in a sapphire’s rarity and market value, this gem occupies a sweet spot where accessibility and exclusivity meet, offering a striking presence without demanding extreme investment. When you choose this sapphire you are choosing a stone that has been mindfully selected, responsibly enhanced, and expertly cut to celebrate its origin and potential. At The Natural Sapphire Company we stand behind the narrative of this gem, from the soils of Ceylon to the final polish, ready to advise on settings that will complement its 1.20 carat weight and luminous personality, and to ensure that this blue keeps telling its story for generations to come.





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