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1.34 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | S45373 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.59 Width: 6.59 Height: 3.79 |
Weight: | 1.34 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $800 |
One beautiful transparent 1.34 carat round shape blue sapphire awaits, precisely measured at 6.59 x 6.59 x 3.79 mm, faceted and fashioned in a mixed brilliant cut that balances scintillation and color depth. The gem presents a vivid color intensity with a tone and saturation that reads immediately as rich and appealing, and it carries a very very slightly included clarity grade when evaluated at eye level. The excellent polish and precise faceting enhance the stone s light return, while the round shape offers classic versatility for a wide range of settings. Enhancement is by standard heat treatment, disclosed and stable, and the origin is Ceylon Sri Lanka, a provenance renowned among connoisseurs for producing blue sapphires with lively, saturated hues. This sapphire is presented by The Natural Sapphire Company with full transparency about its characteristics, so an educated buyer can assess both beauty and value with confidence.
To appreciate this sapphire fully it helps to imagine the geological story that shaped it over millions of years. Corundum, the mineral species that includes sapphire, crystallizes in environments where aluminum rich rocks are subjected to intense heat and pressure, commonly in metamorphic host rocks such as marble and gneiss, and in some igneous pegmatites. Trace elements, most notably iron and titanium, substitute into the crystal lattice and are responsible for producing the blue color. In Sri Lanka the gem forming process is often complex and long lived, involving deep crustal metamorphism followed by uplift and erosion. Over millennia weathering liberated corundum crystals from their bedrock, concentrating them in alluvial gravels and river deposits where miners have long recovered gemstones. This particular sapphire therefore carries within its crystalline lattice a history of tectonic forces, fluid chemistry, and surface processes that unfolded over geological time scales, giving it both mineralogical integrity and the subtle character that collectors prize.
From a buyers perspective the combination of parameters here is what defines both desirability and market value. The very very slightly included clarity grade evaluated at eye level indicates that the stone is essentially clean to the unaided eye, with only minor inclusions visible under magnification, which preserves both transparency and light performance. The vivid color intensity is especially significant because color is the primary value driver for blue sapphires, and the mixed brilliant cut has been executed to optimize both color saturation and brilliance. The 6.59 mm diameter provides a pleasing face up appearance for a 1.34 carat weight, achieving good spread without appearing heavy or dark in typical jewelry settings. The excellent polish means facet junctions are crisp and surfaces mirror light effectively, contributing to overall brilliance. Origin matters to informed buyers, and Ceylon Sri Lanka has a long standing reputation for producing sapphires with bright, velvety blues and attractive dispersion. Heat treatment is a widely accepted and permanent enhancement that improves color and clarity, and full disclosure of this treatment is an important part of The Natural Sapphire Company s commitment to ethical and transparent sales practices.
For practical considerations and long term enjoyment this sapphire is also notable for durability and versatility, making it an excellent choice for an everyday ring, a pendant, or a bespoke pair of earrings. Corundum rates nine on the Mohs scale of hardness, offering resistance to abrasion and maintaining polish for generations when properly set and cared for. The size and cut of this round mixed brilliant make it ideal as a solitaire setting that showcases color at the center, or as the focal stone in a halo design that can amplify its apparent size and sparkle. Photographs showing the gem on a finger provide real world scale and demonstrate how the vivid blue performs under natural light, something that resonates with buyers who appreciate empirical evidence of appearance and wearability. The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind each gemstone with clear information about origin, treatment, and quality, and we can provide additional documentation upon request, along with bespoke setting options and professional advice on care and maintenance to preserve the stone s beauty for a lifetime.





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