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2.03 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Oct 16
Item ID: | S42067 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.46 Width: 6.5 Height: 4.31 |
Weight: | 2.03 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,478 |
This exquisite transparent blue sapphire weighs 2.03 carats, with a cushion shape and mixed brilliant cut that measures 7.46 by 6.50 by 4.31 millimeters, and it presents an immediately engaging presence for both connoisseurs and collectors. The cut combines the soft elegance of the cushion outline with a mixed brilliant facet arrangement that enhances light return and scintillation, while an excellent polish contributes to an even, reflective surface that maximizes the stone's visual impact. Clarity is graded as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means that any natural inclusions are minor and do not materially affect the gem's transparency or brightness when set or viewed without magnification. Color is described as intense, a primary determinant of value in blue sapphires, and this stone displays a vivid, saturated blue that reads as lively and rich under standard lighting, a color characteristic prized by discerning buyers. Enhancement is heat treated, which is a widely accepted and stable method to improve color and clarity in natural sapphires, and the stone is of Ceylon origin, Sri Lanka, a source historically celebrated for producing vivid, clean blue sapphires that balance depth of hue with lively tone.
From a gemological perspective, this sapphire offers a compelling combination of attributes that appeal to educated buyers seeking both beauty and quality. The mixed brilliant cut increases the number of light reflecting facets compared with a basic step or antique cut, producing a dynamic play of brilliance and subtle dispersion, and the cushion outline remains highly sought after for its versatility in jewelry design. The very slightly included clarity means that at face value the gem presents as transparent and gemmy, keeping the eye attracted to color rather than to internal features, which is especially important in blue sapphires where strong, even color is the priority for valuation. Origin matters to experienced buyers, and Ceylon, Sri Lanka sapphires are prized for a particular brightness and clarity profile that differs from stones from other localities, such as Kashmir, Burma, or Madagascar, and in market terms provenance often contributes a premium when properly documented. Heat treatment is a durable, permanent enhancement when performed responsibly, and when fully disclosed it does not diminish collector interest, particularly when the starting material is good and the resulting color and clarity are of high quality.
Regarding investment potential and prospects for future appreciation in value, this sapphire should be assessed within longer term market dynamics that favor fine natural material that combines color, clarity, weight, and reputable origin. Stones in the two carat range with intense blue, very slight inclusions, and excellent polish are not common, and scarcity of comparable natural sapphires puts upward pressure on prices over time when demand from collectors and high end jewelers remains steady. Historically, well documented natural sapphires from respected origins have demonstrated resilience as a portable store of value, they can act as an alternative asset that benefits from both the rare gem market and growing interest in colored gemstones among investors and private collectors. Heat treated stones that retain excellent color and clarity typically enjoy strong marketability, provided full disclosure and laboratory documentation accompany the sale, and liquidity is enhanced when a gem has clear provenance and certificate data from recognized gemological laboratories. At The Natural Sapphire Company we prioritize transparent disclosure, provenance documentation, and independent grading when available, to ensure confidence for buyers seeking both aesthetic enjoyment and potential appreciation. For investors or collectors considering a high quality blue sapphire, this 2.03 carat Ceylon cushion offers a rare mix of attributes that support long term desirability, and we are available to provide further information on certification options, historical price context, and recommended setting choices that can enhance both visual presence and market value.





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