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1.84 Ct. Purplish Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | S37307 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.23 Width: 7.22 Height: 3.56 |
Weight: | 1.84 Ct. |
Color: help | Purplish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,000 |
From the moment this sapphire began its long journey beneath the surface of Ceylon, now Sri Lanka, it was shaped by time, pressure, and the slow chemistry of the earth. Generations of artisanal miners have long known these gravels and schist beds as the birthplace of some of the world’s most enchanting blue gems, and this stone was discovered as part of that storied tradition. At The Natural Sapphire Company we work directly with trusted partners on the island to ensure that each find reflects both the island’s geological heritage and the human hands that bring it to light. This purplish blue sapphire carries the echo of that landscape and of the people who mine there, a compact history frozen into a crystal only revealed when light moves through it. The gem was then carefully extracted, sorted, and entrusted to experienced lapidaries who honored its natural character rather than forcing it into a preconceived form, a choice that preserves both the weight and the color that make it special.
This oval gem weighs 1.84 carat, and measures 9.23 x 7.22 x 3.56 mm, with a mixed brilliant cut designed to balance scintillation and color saturation, and an excellent polish that allows the stone to speak clearly to the eye. The color reads as a vivid purplish blue, an intense and lively tone that is characteristic of fine Ceylon sapphires, and the clarity grade is eye clean when evaluated at eye level, meaning that to an unaided view the surface appears pure and transparent. The gemstone has no enhancement, a fact that preserves its natural story and rarity, and that makes its vivid color and brilliance all the more admirable. Like all natural sapphires, it contains microscopic inclusions that are the gem’s birthmarks. These tiny features, visible only under magnification in this case, act as unique identifiers, fingerprints left by the conditions of formation. Inclusions can take the form of minute crystals, tiny growth lines, or silk like rutile threads in other stones, and even when they are not obvious to the eye they confirm origin and authenticity, and they add character that no synthetic or treated stone can truly replicate.
The choice to cut this material into an oval mixed brilliant shape was made to celebrate the gem’s natural depth of color while maximizing surface brilliance, and the lapidary decisions are part of the gem’s modern story. A mixed brilliant pavilion increases internal return and lively faceted flashes, while the oval outline creates a classic silhouette that sits elegantly in many settings. With its measurements and weight this sapphire is ideal for a refined solitaire ring, a halo engagement setting that highlights its vivid hue, or a pendant that allows the stone to catch daylight and evening light alike. Because it is untreated, the gem responds naturally to lighting and metal choices, appearing slightly different against warm yellow gold than it does against cool white platinum, an effect some collectors favor for its mood changing quality. At The Natural Sapphire Company we can help you imagine this stone set to reflect personal meaning, and we will provide guidance on care, recommending gentle cleaning with mild soap and water, avoiding harsh chemicals and extremes of heat, and occasional inspection of the mounting to keep the gem safe. This sapphire is a piece of geological time, a cultural artifact from Ceylon, and a finished jewel ready to begin a life of its own with you, every facet bearing witness to its origin and every inclusion serving as a reminder that natural beauty carries stories no treatment can improve. Contact The Natural Sapphire Company to learn more about certification and bespoke settings, and to let this purplish blue oval make the next chapter of its long journey with you.





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