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11.93 Ct. Blue Sapphire Crystal from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S11391 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 21.56 Width: 8.92 Height: 6.25 |
Weight: | 11.93 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Various |
Cut: | Rough Crystal |
Cutting style: | Crystal |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
Here is a rare and evocative example of nature recorded in crystal, presented by The Natural Sapphire Company. This piece is a semi transparent blue sapphire weighing 11.93 carats, formed into a unique various shape that measures 21.56 x 8.92 x 6.25 mm, each dimension speaking to a presence that is at once slender and substantial. The stone shows a rough crystal cut, a style that honors the original geometry of the mineral, and an excellent polish that gives its surfaces a refined finish without erasing the character of its natural growth. When examined at eye level this sapphire receives a clarity grade of very slightly included, an honest assessment that affirms its natural origin and individuality. Its color registers as medium in intensity, a balanced blue that carries both quiet elegance and an approachable warmth, neither forcibly vivid nor faint. Importantly for discerning collectors and purists, this sapphire has received no enhancement, and its provenance from Ceylon, modern day Sri Lanka, connects it to one of the most storied sapphire sources in the world.
Sri Lanka has supplied the world with exceptional sapphires for millennia, and this stone sits within that continuum of legacy. Ancient traders and royal patrons prized sapphires from the island for their clarity and tone, and gems like this one were set into signet rings, crowns, and pendants that marked lineage and authority. The rough crystal cut of this sapphire recalls the earliest expressions of gem work, when cutters respected the crystal faces and lines of the mineral rather than imposing idealized symmetry. That historical sensibility invites a contemplative relationship with the gem, a reminder that each sapphire records geological time, the pressures and temperatures that formed it, and the small mineral inclusions that are signatures of its origin. Owning a natural Ceylon sapphire is to hold a shard of that story, a link across centuries from classical courts to contemporary settings, a wearable relic that continues to gather meaning.
For design and setting, the versatility of this various shaped sapphire is a treasured asset. Its length and proportions lend themselves to an elongated pendant that follows the line of the throat, an artisanal ring where the stone is cradled in a bezel that echoes its rough crystal geometry, or a sculptural brooch in which the sapphire is the unquestioned focal point. The medium blue pairs beautifully with both warm and cool metals, silver and platinum for a softer, understated look, or 18 carat yellow or rose gold for a contrast that highlights inclusions and internal movement. Because the gem is semi transparent and carries very slight inclusions, open settings and light enhancing mountings will allow its internal character to breathe, while a carefully positioned halo of small accent diamonds or white sapphires can elevate its presence without obscuring its natural charm. At The Natural Sapphire Company our approach to bespoke pieces respects the stone first, with design proposals that celebrate the sapphire as a historical object and a contemporary expression of taste.
Acquiring this sapphire through The Natural Sapphire Company means more than purchasing a gem, it means investing in a continuing tradition of authenticity and care. We document the gem with exact measurements, a full description of cut and clarity, a statement of enhancement status, and the origin of Ceylon, so that the provenance of this piece is clear and trustable. Our specialists can advise on settings that protect the stone and showcase its best qualities, and we support every sale with guidance on care so that the sapphire remains a long lived heirloom. The no enhancement status of this gem ensures that what you see is a natural expression of Ceylon earth and time, and its rough crystal cut makes it an ideal choice for connoisseurs who prize history, individuality, and an unvarnished connection to nature. This sapphire is not only a jewel, it is a continuation of an ancient story, ready to become part of your legacy.





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