2.72 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

A single blue like a whisper from the deep ocean rests in your palm, a transparent 2.72 carat oval sapphire that seems to hold dusk and dawn at once. Measuring 9.16 x 7.17 x 4.75 mm, this gem is a study in elegant proportion, an oval that flatters and lengthens, a shape that feels both timeless and uniquely intimate. Its mixed brilliant cut scatters light with a lively, playful fire, while an excellent polish lets each facet sing. The color is vivid and pure, a true Ceylon blue from Sri Lanka that draws the eye and calms the breath, and with no enhancement this sapphire carries the honest glow of nature itself. Evaluated at eye level as very very slightly included, the clarity allows for a serene transparency that feels personal and precious, an inner story visible only when you lean closer, as if the stone keeps its most secret depths for those who care to look.

For custom jewelry this sapphire is perfectly poised, its 9.16 x 7.17 mm table offering a generous face up presence that sits beautifully as a center stone while its 4.75 mm depth maintains a comfortable profile for daily wear. At 2.72 carat the gem has the weight and presence to anchor a solitaire ring with graceful understatement, to be cradled by a halo that amplifies its vivid blue, or to be set east west for a modern whisper of asymmetry. The mixed brilliant cut will catch light in every movement, giving life to vintage inspired three stone designs, to a bezel set pendant that feels like a secret kept close to the heart, or to an intricate custom mounting that marries metalwork with the stone like poetry. As with every treasured offering from The Natural Sapphire Company this sapphire invites bespoke creation, a chance to design a piece that holds memory and promise, crafted to last through years and tides. If you are ready to imagine how this Ceylon blue will become your signature, we are here to guide you through design choices, setting styles, and the smallest details that will make the finished jewel feel as inevitable as belonging.