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2.06 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S39958 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.41 Width: 7.33 Height: 4.39 |
Weight: | 2.06 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Dark |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $700 |
On a sunlit morning along the riverbeds of Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a stone with a story waited beneath layers of ancient alluvial sediment. Over millions of years mineral rich waters and tectonic patience coaxed aluminum and trace elements into crystalline order, and within that quiet chemistry a blue sapphire was born. Local diggers, many of whom can trace their families work in the gravels back generations, sifted soil and stone, guided by instinct and practiced hands. When the rough crystal first emerged it carried the memory of its birthplace, a deep blue whisper of the island sky and ocean, and a natural pattern of inclusions that would one day tell the tale of its formation. The journey from riverbank to finished gem began in that humid, earthy setting, where each finding is a small miracle of geology, local knowledge, and enduring care.
The rough that became this gem was selected for its transparency and depth, destined to reveal a pure, dark blue under thoughtful cutting. Skilled gem cutters examined its angles and internal structure, choosing a mixed brilliant approach to maximize both face up brilliance and internal life. The result is a round shape, weighing 2.06 carat, and measuring 7.41 by 7.33 by 4.39 mm, a proportion that balances presence with elegance. The cut combines a faceted crown and a brilliant pavilion, engineered to return light with lively flashes while maintaining a rich saturated tone. At eye level the gem is graded very slightly included, with natural markings that confirm authenticity and add character without affecting its visual appeal. Its color intensity is described as dark, a regal blue that reads as deep ocean on the hand, and the surface bears an excellent polish that allows the sapphire to sit like a glossy pool of night in any setting. To refine and stabilize the blue, the sapphire underwent a controlled heat treatment, a traditional and widely accepted enhancement that deepens hue and clarifies body color, and that is performed with respect for the gem s natural integrity.
When the stone arrived at our workshop, The Natural Sapphire Company brought decades of lapidary experience to its final presentation. After certification and careful measurement, our artisans evaluated mounting options that would honor the gem s journey and enhance its character. This sapphire is transparent enough to prefer open settings that allow light to enter from the pavilion, and its round 2.06 carat form is versatile enough to become a centerpiece in an engagement ring, a refined pendant, or a bespoke pair of stud earrings. Paired with warm yellow gold, the dark blue reads classic and luminous, while platinum or white gold lends a modern crispness that emphasizes the gem s pure color. The very slightly included clarity grade means that the stone carries natural identity marks that are visible only on close inspection, and that contribute to a narrative of authenticity rather than detracting from brilliance. Our gemological team provides full documentation of the stone s origin in Ceylon Sri Lanka, its measured dimensions, its mixed brilliant cut, and the fact that it has been heat treated to refine color. This transparency is part of what we believe distinguishes a meaningful jewel from something merely decorative.
Owning this sapphire is to continue its story, from riverbed to cabinet to the rhythm of daily life. It is stable and durable, as sapphires are among the hardest of natural gemstones, and the applied heat treatment is permanent under normal wear, offering confidence that the rich blue will remain true over time. We advise routine gentle cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush, and occasional professional checkups for the setting, especially if the gem is worn as a ring. The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind each selection with care and knowledge, and we welcome conversations about custom mounting, matching stones, or certification needs. More than an object, this 2.06 carat round blue sapphire is a small archive of island geology, human craft, and careful stewardship, poised to become a companion piece in the life of the person who chooses it. If you are drawn to a deep, classic blue that carries provenance and personality, this gem invites you to bring its history into your own.





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