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1.30 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Oct 13
Item ID: | S45331 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.54 Width: 5.31 Height: 4.29 |
Weight: | 1.30 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very 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 | $1,600 |
This 1.30 carat pear shape blue sapphire from Ceylon, offered by The Natural Sapphire Company, represents a careful balance of presence and refinement that sets it apart from many stones on the market. At 1.30 carat this sapphire sits in a premium weight class for fine colored gemstones where the value per carat begins to rise noticeably, and where the gem gains visual impact without the compromises that sometimes accompany much larger pieces. The dimensions 7.54 x 5.31 x 4.29 mm deliver an elegant pear profile that sits confidently as a centerpiece, and because the cutting style is faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, the stone reflects light with lively scintillation and face up presence that competitors with shallow or poorly proportioned cuts often lack. Buyers comparing similar carat weights will find that this sapphire offers superior visual heft for its size, a refined silhouette that flatters both classic and contemporary settings, and a carat weight that is versatile enough for everyday jewelry while still conveying a luxury aesthetic.
In terms of color and clarity this sapphire demonstrates premium qualities that distinguish it from more common market offerings. The medium color intensity is exactly the sort of balance that serious collectors and fine jewelers prize, because it preserves the true blue character that Ceylon sapphires are known for, without veering into overly dark tones that can mute sparkle, or overly light tones that can read as pale. The clarity grade is very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, which places this gem well above the average clarity seen in many commercial sapphires, and it means that the stone appears essentially clean to the unaided eye while retaining natural inclusions that testify to its origin and authenticity. When you compare this sapphire to stones of similar carat weight from mass market sources, you will notice a distinct difference in purity and depth of color, factors that translate into both an immediate visual advantage and a stronger long term value proposition.
The fact that this sapphire has been heat treated is an important point for informed buyers, and it should be viewed in context when comparing to other stones. Heat treatment is a widely accepted and stable enhancement in the gem trade, and when performed responsibly it improves color and clarity without diminishing durability. Many buyers confront a choice between untreated stones that carry a rarity premium and heat treated stones that offer exceptional value and predictable beauty. For this 1.30 carat Ceylon sapphire, the heat treatment enhances an already appealing medium intensity blue, resulting in a stone that delivers the look of a higher cost example while remaining an outstanding value relative to untreated material of similar appearance. The excellent polish further amplifies the stone’s brightness and contrast, and when you place this gem next to others of similar weight but lesser polish or treatment history, the visual superiority and sensible economics of this sapphire become clear.
Choosing a sapphire is about more than technical specifications, it is about provenance, craftsmanship, and the relationship between weight, beauty, and value. Sapphires from Sri Lanka, and specifically Ceylon, are prized for their vibrant blues and their ability to display lively color in various lighting conditions, and this 1.30 carat pear shape example embodies those regional qualities. The mixed brilliant cut preserves weight while maximizing sparkle, the clarity grade offers a near eye clean appearance that many larger stones lack, and the dimensions make it an ideal candidate for a striking center stone in a ring, pendant, or bespoke design. When you compare this offering from The Natural Sapphire Company to alternatives in the same carat range, you will find that it occupies a sweet spot where premium visual impact, thoughtful cutting, and market sensible pricing converge, making it an intelligent choice for buyers seeking a superior sapphire that represents real long term value and distinctive beauty.





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