1.21 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

Formed deep within the earth's crust, the blue sapphire you admire today, measuring a precise 7.44 x 5.52 x 3.50 mm and weighing 1.21 carats, began its journey millions of years ago. Geological processes involving extreme temperatures and immense pressures facilitated the gemstone's creation in the mineral-rich bedrock. Over countless generations, tectonic shifts and geological upheavals gradually brought this gem closer to the earth's surface, where it awaited discovery in the famed sapphire-producing region of Ceylon, known today as Sri Lanka. It is here that the unique environmental and geological conditions imparted to this sapphire its mesmerizing blue hue, coupled with a particularly intense color intensity.

The sapphire's transparent allure and its meticulously executed mixed brilliant cut reflect a rich blue that captivates the observer through each of its facets. The precision of the cut is complemented by an excellent polish, a testament to the skill and dedication involved in its crafting. The high-quality craftsmanship ensures that light interacts beautifully within the stone, accentuating its beauty and maximizing its natural brilliance. With a clarity grade described as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, this gemstone possesses minute inclusions that serve as natural markers of its organic origin, while remaining unobtrusive to the naked eye.

As a proud offering of The Natural Sapphire Company, this sapphire embodies purity and elegance. Our commitment to quality and authenticity ensures that each gemstone we present is carefully sourced and verified, providing not only an exquisite aesthetic presence but also a lasting legacy. The blue sapphire from Ceylon, with its historical and geological significance, promises to bring an enduring sense of sophistication and tradition to any collection. Its journey through eons of earth's dynamic history culminates in a singular stone, now ready to become part of a new story, adding timeless beauty to the present day.