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1.35 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | S41125 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.84 Width: 5.19 Height: 3.43 |
Weight: | 1.35 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 | $600 |
One pear shape blue sapphire, transparent, 1.35 carat, dimensions 9.84 by 5.19 by 3.43 millimeters, presents a balanced combination of size and presence that suits a range of fine jewelry designs. Cut in a mixed brilliant style, the stone combines a faceting scheme that emphasizes both scintillation and broad color windows, resulting in lively internal reflections and clear, saturated face up color. The clarity is graded as very slightly included when examined at eye level, which allows for excellent light transmission while preserving the natural character of the gem. Color intensity is vivid, and the polish is excellent, which contributes to crisp facet edges and a smooth pavilion surface. The stone has been heat treated, which is a stable, commonly accepted enhancement used to develop and stabilize color, and the sapphire originates from Ceylon, Sri Lanka. The Natural Sapphire Company presents this gem with attention to its documented attributes, offering precise measurements and a clear description of treatments and provenance.
The pear shape is inherently elegant and directional, offering a graceful taper that flatters finger and pendant proportions alike. The mixed brilliant cut enhances the stone by distributing light across both the crown and the pavilion, creating a dynamic interplay of flashes and a consistent, saturated face up appearance. At the stated proportions, the depth and table relationships were selected to maximize both color and brightness, giving the sapphire a deep, vivid blue that remains lively rather than overly dark. Very slight inclusions are present but do not detract from the overall appearance when the stone is viewed mounted, and these internal features serve as a fingerprint of natural origin. Excellent polish ensures that each facet boundary reflects light cleanly, which reinforces the perceived color depth and contributes to the gem feeling lively under varied lighting conditions. For clients who appreciate measured detail and refined cutting, this sapphire offers a clear technical advantage coupled with natural beauty.
In terms of durability and long term performance, corundum is the mineral species of sapphire, and it has a hardness rating of nine on the Mohs scale, which makes it well suited for everyday wear when set appropriately. Heat treatment applied to this stone is stable under normal conditions of wear and cleaning, and it does not require special handling beyond normal gemstone care. To preserve the brilliance and surface condition of the sapphire over the years, routine cleaning with warm water, a mild detergent, and a soft brush is recommended, followed by thorough rinsing and gentle drying. Professional inspection of the setting at periodic intervals will help maintain secure mounting and reduce the risk of incidental damage to the pointed end of the pear shape. For additional protection, settings that cradle the tip, or that use a bezel or protective prong configuration at the point, are effective without compromising the stone impression of light and color. With appropriate care and attention, the inherent toughness and quality of this sapphire will support decades of continued wear and appreciation.
Beyond the immediate technical attributes, the combination of Ceylon origin, vivid color, and classic pear shape gives this sapphire a timeless aesthetic that will continue to captivate across changing styles. Ceylon, Sri Lanka is renowned for producing sapphires with lively, transparent blue tones, and this stone exemplifies that pedigree with its clean transparency and vivid saturation. The natural character of the gem, including its subtle inclusions and its well executed mixed brilliant faceting, contributes to a sense of authenticity and depth that often becomes more appreciated with use and familiarity. The Natural Sapphire Company documents each aspect of the gem, from measurements to treatments and origin, supporting confident commissioning and bespoke design. Whether set in a minimalist solitaire or incorporated into a more complex design, this sapphire retains the physical and aesthetic qualities that allow it to function as both an expressive center stone and a durable everyday jewel, ensuring that its natural beauty will continue to captivate for generations.





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