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2.07 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Jun 12
Item ID: | S41493 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.95 Width: 6.89 Height: 4.2 |
Weight: | 2.07 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $2,978 |
This exceptional transparent blue sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company is a finely proportioned oval weighing 2.07 carats, with dimensions of 8.95 by 6.89 by 4.20 millimeters. The stone is faceted in a mixed brilliant cut that combines a faceted crown designed for strong table brilliance with a pavilion faceting scheme optimized for light return, and it displays a vivid color intensity with an excellent polish. The clarity has been evaluated as very very slightly included at eye level, which means the gem appears clean to casual observation while retaining natural internal character that confirms its authenticity. The sapphire originates from Ceylon, Sri Lanka, and it has been heat treated, a well established and stable enhancement that is commonly accepted in the trade to bring out ideal color and improve overall visual balance.
The mixed brilliant cut used in this sapphire is deliberate and technically considered, it balances the desire for lively scintillation with optimal face up color. The crown facet arrangement captures and disperses light into bright flashes, while the pavilion facets are cut to maximize internal reflection and preserve the deep blue saturation that collectors prize. The oval shape offers more face up area than a round of comparable weight, so this 2.07 carat gem sits prominently and elegantly when set. The depth of 4.20 millimeters contributes to the stone feeling neither too shallow nor too deep, helping to prevent light leakage and to maintain the vivid color intensity that characterizes high quality Ceylon sapphires. The excellent polish enhances facet crispness and increases perceived brilliance, making the stone responsive to movement and light in the way educated buyers expect from a premium gem.
Color is the defining attribute of a sapphire, and this stone exhibits a vivid blue that is both intense and clean, with a saturation that reads as strong without appearing inky. From a grading perspective, color is assessed by hue, tone, and saturation, and this gem sits in a coveted range where the primary blue hue is rich, the tone is deep enough to convey substance, and the saturation is vivid enough to command attention. Ceylon, Sri Lanka, is renowned for producing sapphires with lively, cornflower to vivid blue tones that are prized for their brightness and clarity, and this stone reflects that heritage. Heat treatment is disclosed, it is targeted and stable, and it improves the uniformity and vividness of the blue while preserving natural growth features. For the scientifically minded buyer, this combination of natural origin, historical association, and appropriate treatment represents a transparent and desirable intersection of geology and lapidary artistry.
Clarity and inclusions tell a story about origin, formation, and authenticity, and in this sapphire they serve as unique identifiers that add character rather than detract from value. The clarity grade of very very slightly included evaluated at eye level indicates that the stone has only fine, minor internal features which are not distracting to the naked eye but are visible under magnification to a trained gemologist. Typical inclusions in Ceylon sapphires may include fine silk of rutile, tiny mineral crystals, fingerprint like healed planar features, and growth zoning, and each of these features can function as an internal fingerprint that links the gem to its natural origin. For an educated buyer, inclusions are often preferred to absolute purity because they provide evidence of natural formation, assist in identification and certification, and support long term value preservation. The presence of subtle, well distributed inclusions also supports durability, as extremely included stones can be prone to damage, while very very slightly included stones combine visual appeal with structural integrity. The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind the provenance and treatment disclosure of this gem, and we provide documentation and guidance for setting, care, and certification to ensure that your purchase is both beautiful and fully understood from a gemological perspective.





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