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2.04 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S46470 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.52 Width: 7.46 Height: 4.45 |
Weight: | 2.04 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,800 |
This 2.04 carat round blue sapphire presents itself as a textbook example of classical Ceylon color and modern precision cutting, offered by The Natural Sapphire Company. The gem measures 7.52 by 7.46 by 4.45 millimeters, and its well balanced proportions translate to a depth of approximately fifty nine point five percent, a dimension that supports both excellent light return and a strong face up presence without appearing shallow or overly deep. The cutting style is faceted in a mixed brilliant design, combining a brilliant style crown with a carefully faceted pavilion, and the result is a lively, transparent stone with intense color intensity. Clarity is graded as eye clean at eye level, which for an educated buyer means that no inclusions are obstructing the visual field to the unaided eye, preserving both the stone s aesthetic purity and its potential value in fine jewelry. The polish is excellent and facet junctions are precise, which helps the sapphire display crisp facet reflections and a smooth overall window to the gem s interior. The sapphire has been heat treated, a stable and accepted enhancement that enhances color saturation in natural corundum while leaving the crystal structure intact. The origin is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a region renowned for producing sapphires with a distinctive bright medium to deep blue that combines vibrancy with clarity.
The geometric faceting of this mixed brilliant cut is engineered to maximize the interplay of light within corundum, using a balance of crown facets to break incoming light into brilliant flashes, and pavilion facets to redirect that light back through the table and crown. The mixed brilliant approach offers the scintillation associated with round brilliants along with a structured pavilion that preserves color saturation and depth. In practical terms the crown facets act as optical windows to the deep blue core, while the pavilion facets create contrast and flash, producing dynamic movement as the gem tilts and the light source changes. From an optical standpoint corundum has a refractive index in the range of one point seven six two to one point seven seven zero and a modest dispersion, factors that favor crisp blue chroma over spectral fire. The cutter of this stone has used that optical character to full advantage, aligning facet angles and proportions so that the sapphire exhibits strong brilliance, focused flashes of light, and an apparent increase in color intensity when viewed face up. The gem also shows pleasing directional color that is consistent with pleochroic behavior typical of blue sapphires, and the combination of intense hue with eye clean clarity produces a lively, saturated appearance without the dominance of dark zones. The excellent polish ensures that facet surfaces are smooth and reflective, and that facet junctions are well defined, all of which contribute directly to the gem s ability to return light with maximum vigor.
For an educated buyer considering this sapphire, the combination of attributes makes it an attractive investment in both aesthetic and intrinsic terms. Ceylon sapphires carry a long established reputation for producing vibrant, lively blues that photograph beautifully and wear well in day to day use, and the eye clean classification here reduces the likelihood of visible wear over time. Heat treatment is a stable and industry standard enhancement that improves color without compromising structural integrity, and it is fully disclosed in our description. The two carat class weight offers a significantly more commanding presence than smaller stones while remaining adaptable to a wide range of settings, and the round mixed brilliant format is among the most versatile for maximizing light performance in solitaire rings, three stone settings, and classic halo designs. For metal pairing consider platinum or a cool white gold to emphasize the sapphire s pure blue, or a warm yellow gold to create a richer, vintage inspired contrast. The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind the provenance and description of this stone, and we welcome inquiries about custom settings, accompanying documentation, and viewing options. This sapphire s blend of technical cutting excellence, clear visual presentation, and desirable island origin makes it a compelling choice for collectors and connoisseurs who value precision, transparency, and enduring beauty.





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