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2.64 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S30138 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.58 Width: 8.62 Height: 4.97 |
Weight: | 2.64 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Fancy |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $3,145 |
This 2.64 carat fancy shape blue sapphire from Ceylon Sri Lanka offers a combination of natural beauty and practical durability that distinguishes it from many alternatives on the market. At 10.58 by 8.62 by 4.97 mm this gem has a substantial presence without overwhelming a setting, and its mixed brilliant cut has been executed to balance scintillation and color saturation. Compared to standard cuts such as round or cushion which can emphasize either sparkle or hue, the mixed brilliant approach on this stone preserves vivid color while creating lively flashes of light, making it an excellent choice for both engagement rings and bespoke jewelry. The Natural Sapphire Company presents this sapphire as a transparent, eye clean gem, which means that at normal viewing distance there are no internal features visible to the naked eye, a quality level that positions it above many commercial market stones that require magnification to hide imperfections.
When shoppers compare sapphires by clarity and polish the advantages of this gem become clear. Many sapphires available at mass market prices are heavily included or display muted luster due to inferior cutting and polishing. This Ceylon stone has been graded eye clean at eye level and has an excellent polish, which together enhance light return and deliver a crisp surface that resists dulling. The vivid color intensity of this sapphire reflects Sri Lankan provenance, known for producing stones with lively blue tones that range from bright cornflower to deeper velvets. Heat treatment has been applied to enhance color and clarity, a widely accepted and stable enhancement in the trade, and because the gem started with strong natural color and clarity it benefits from gentle treatment rather than heavy modification. Compared to untreated but heavily included pieces and compared to synthetic substitutes, this sapphire offers a superior balance of natural origin, visual appeal, and predictable performance.
Durability is a key practical factor when choosing a sapphire, and on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness this gem rates a nine out of ten. That places sapphires among the hardest gemstones available after diamond, which rates ten, and well above common alternatives such as topaz at eight, quartz at seven, and beryl varieties like emerald at seven and a half to eight. In everyday wear a Mohs nine stone resists scratches from most materials encountered in daily life, which translates into long term retention of polish and facet crispness. For jewelry buyers who want a gemstone that will withstand active wear in rings or bracelets, this sapphire offers reassurance that it will maintain beauty far longer than many other colored stones. The mixed brilliant cut combined with excellent polish supports that durability by distributing impact forces across thoughtful facet geometry, and the eye clean clarity reduces weak points created by obvious inclusions, further enhancing resistance to mechanical damage.
Value wise this Ceylon sapphire represents a compelling proposition versus both lower quality natural sapphires and lab created alternatives. Natural origin, eye clean clarity, vivid color intensity, and a skilled mixed brilliant cut are attributes that often command premium pricing, yet this stone delivers those attributes in a size and shape that is exceptionally versatile. Compared to large stones with heavy modifications or to smaller stones set in fashion jewelry, this 2.64 carat gem offers investment grade qualities suitable for fine jewelry. The Natural Sapphire Company sources and verifies origin and treatment history, and provides transparent information so buyers can make informed comparisons. If you are selecting a sapphire for an heirloom piece, for daily wear, or for a commissioned design, this Ceylon sapphire combines the aesthetic superiority of vivid Sri Lankan color, the practical advantages of Mohs nine hardness, and the market value advantage of natural, eye clean material with excellent polish and a modern mixed brilliant cut.





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