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3.00 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Oct 3
Item ID: | S36368 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.41 Width: 7.09 Height: 5.51 |
Weight: | 3.00 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $5,100 |
This 3.00 carat oval blue sapphire is a rare combination of size, clarity, and color, measuring 9.41 by 7.09 by 5.51 millimeters, faceted in a mixed brilliant style to maximize scintillation and light return. At eye level the stone is eye clean, a clarity grade that sets it apart from many market examples that require microscope clarity to reach a similar appearance. The vivid color intensity gives a saturated, lively blue that reads as rich on the finger yet retains the luminous brightness characteristic of Ceylon sapphires, and the excellent polish produces crisp facet junctions and a mirror like finish. The gem is heat treated, a widely accepted enhancement historically used to refine color and clarity while preserving the stone core and natural origin, and the provenance of Ceylon, Sri Lanka ties this sapphire to one of the most respected sources in the world for vibrant, transparent blue sapphires. Compared to more common commercial material that may exhibit included clouds, shallow color, or coarse cutting, this sapphire offers superior optical performance and presence for its carat weight, making it a refined choice for a center stone that demands both visual impact and long term desirability.
Sapphires from Ceylon carry a heritage that dates back centuries, used by kings, priests, and seafarers who believed in their powers of protection, wisdom, and fidelity. This particular stone echoes those traditions in both appearance and spirit, with a color that evokes the tropical skies and Indian Ocean waters surrounding Sri Lanka, and a clarity that would have been prized in historic signet rings and ceremonial pieces. Where Kashmir stones are celebrated for a velvety, powdery saturation and Burmese stones for deep royal tones, Ceylon material offers a lively transparency and a cheerful blue that catches the light at every angle, a quality that made these gems favorites for crown jewels and devotional jewelry alike. For modern usage the stone is especially well suited to a bezel set for daily wear, a four or six prong classic for maximum light display, or a halo setting to amplify perceived size while honoring the gem as a centerpiece. For those seeking a stone that bridges antiquity and contemporary aesthetics, this sapphire communicates lineage, elegance, and the sort of enduring symbolism that people still select for engagement and heirloom pieces.
When you consider value on the market this sapphire stands out because it achieves a remarkable balance between the premium attributes collectors and designers seek, and a price that remains reasonable relative to rarer untreated or provenance specific stones. Heat treatment here enhances what nature provided rather than fundamentally altering the character of the gem, and the result is a vivid, eye clean oval with excellent proportions that carries the visual weight of a much more expensive material without the prohibitive premium. The Natural Sapphire Company has curated and cut this stone with the intent to maintain weight while optimizing table size and depth for maximum face up appeal, and our team can provide certification details, origin documentation, and cut analysis to support your purchase. In comparison to other market offerings that trade off one attribute for another, this sapphire combines clarity, color, cut, and credible origin in a single, wearable gem. If you are building an engagement ring, an anniversary piece, or a bespoke item intended to become an heirloom, this stone presents an exceptional foundation, and our specialists at The Natural Sapphire Company can advise on settings, metal choice, and design to ensure the final piece honors both the history and the bright personality of this Ceylon blue sapphire.





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