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1.84 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | S30726 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.79 Width: 6.87 Height: 3.66 |
Weight: | 1.84 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $913 |
One of the most compelling natural blue sapphires you will find at The Natural Sapphire Company is this transparent 1.84 carat oval shape from Ceylon, measuring 8.79 by 6.87 by 3.66 millimeters. Its medium intense blue hue strikes a beautiful balance between the pale cornflower tones and the inky deep blues that are common in the market, making it far more versatile for jewelry design. The stone has a mixed brilliant cut that combines a faceted crown optimized for scintillation with pavilion facets that deepen the color, and an excellent polish that allows light to return with clarity and fire. At eye level the clarity is graded very slightly included, which means the gem reads clean to the naked eye while retaining natural character. Critically, this sapphire is untreated, no enhancement, a rarity relative to most blue sapphires on the market that are routinely heat treated to alter color and clarity. Origin from Sri Lanka, historically Ceylon, adds provenance and a sought after color profile that collectors and designers value, so compared with lab grown or heavily treated stones this sapphire offers natural rarity and long term value.
When you consider how to set this 8.79 by 6.87 millimeter oval in a piece of jewelry, the combination of size, shape and mixed brilliant cutting style opens a broad spectrum of design choices. As a center stone for an engagement ring it works brilliantly as a classic four or six prong solitaire where the open setting maximizes light return and showcases the medium intense color, or as an east west orientation for an elegant modern twist that visually lengthens the finger. A halo setting, either with fine melee diamonds or with a thin bezel of contrasting metal, magnifies the perceived size and emphasizes the sapphire color without overpowering it. The modest depth of 3.66 millimeters is ideally suited to low profile bezel settings for an active lifestyle, while still allowing a well proportioned claw or cathedral mount if you prefer more lift and sparkle. Compared with mass market stones that are darker, more included, or heat altered, this natural Ceylon sapphire adapts to both delicate filigree and bold architectural mounts because its mixed cut produces lively scintillation and a layered color effect that harmonizes with metal tones whether you choose platinum for a cool contrast, white gold for a contemporary look, or yellow and rose gold when you want warmth and vintage appeal.
Beyond rings, this sapphire is equally compelling in other jewelry settings, and its oval outline makes it particularly flexible for matched designs. As a pendant it creates a striking focal point on a simple bail or within a designer bezel that protects the girdle for everyday wear. In a pair of custom earrings you can mirror the orientation for classic drop studs, or use a single stone in a drop with a smaller diamond accent to create a refined balance. The 1.84 carat weight is also convertible into a three stone composition, flanked by tapered diamonds or small sapphires for a meaningful anniversary or statement piece. For men who appreciate color, the stone can be set into a signet style or a substantial bezel cufflink mount where the robust metal can showcase the natural, untreated origin. Compared with cheaper alternatives, including composite or doublet sapphires, this single piece offers uniform color and durability for daily wear. Its eye clean appearance simplifies decisions about accent stones and metal choice, because there is no need to mask inclusions or compensate for unnatural saturation.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we emphasize customization and craftsmanship to make this Ceylon oval truly your own, and we position it as superior to many market alternatives because of its untreated status, balanced medium intense color, excellent polish, and mixed brilliant cutting that maximizes both color and sparkle. Whether you are seeking an heirloom engagement ring with a halo and hand engraved shoulders, a sleek bezel pendant for everyday elegance, matched custom earrings, or a distinctive mens ring, our design team can provide recommended settings, CAD renderings, and wax models to visualize the final piece. Choosing a natural, unenhanced sapphire from a respected origin like Sri Lanka carries aesthetic and investment advantages that treated or synthetic stones cannot match, and the size and proportions of this oval make it a designer friendly gem for a wide range of styles. If you would like design suggestions, metal recommendations, or to see how different settings alter the visual weight and sparkle of this sapphire, our specialists at The Natural Sapphire Company are ready to guide you through bespoke options and ensure the final jewel reflects your priorities in both beauty and longevity.





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