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3.05 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S31271 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.24 Width: 7.53 Height: 4.6 |
Weight: | 3.05 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $2,975 |
At The Natural Sapphire Company we present a rare Ceylon blue sapphire that stands apart from the ordinary offerings on the market, a transparent 3.05 carat oval with measurements of 10.24 x 7.53 x 4.60 mm. The gem is cut in a mixed brilliant style that balances fire and depth, and it is graded as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a clarity that approaches the lofty standards collectors seek. Its color intensity is described as intense, not washed out or overly dark, and the polish is excellent, which means the facets return light with crispness and life. Importantly this sapphire is untreated, no enhancement, which sets it apart from the majority of sapphires in circulation that have been heat treated to alter color and clarity. Origin Ceylon Sri Lanka adds provenance, and the combination of natural origin, classic oval proportions, and a masterful cut delivers a stone that reads as both elegant and substantial on the finger.
Compared to other sapphires available today this gem offers measurable advantages in quality and long term value. Many market stones are heat treated to achieve richer tones, and while treated stones can look attractive, they do not carry the same premium that an untreated Ceylon eye clean stone commands. Lab grown sapphires and heavily included natural stones may be less expensive up front, but they lack the narrative of natural origin and the geological rarity that informed buyers prize. The mixed brilliant cut of this sapphire yields a lively balance of scintillation and color saturation, a property often lost in shallow or strictly step cut sapphires. The very very slightly included clarity grade means the stone will captivate at a distance and reveal its character only under magnification, which is exactly what jewelers and discerning clients desire when creating high end bespoke pieces. When you weigh aesthetics alongside investment potential, provenance, and the tactile pleasure of an untreated Ceylon sapphire, this gem stands confidently above many alternatives.
For practical use and design this sapphire is exceptionally versatile and suited to a range of fine jewelry applications, from a refined engagement ring to an elegant pendant or a striking cocktail ring. At just over three carats and with the oval outline measuring ten by seven and a half millimeters, it offers a presence that reads as significant without being cumbersome, making it ideal for daily wear as well as special occasions. The excellent polish and mixed brilliant cut ensure maximum play of light, which enhances the perception of size and gives the stone a lively personality set into white gold, yellow gold, or platinum. Sapphires enjoy a hardness of nine on the Mohs scale, second only to diamond, a natural advantage over many colored gems in terms of durability for everyday jewelry. At The Natural Sapphire Company we carefully consider proportions and pavilion depth when recommending mountings, so the stone sits secure and balanced, and the exceptional polish keeps maintenance simple, requiring only gentle cleaning to maintain its brilliance.
Beyond its physical and market merits, sapphires have a long history of metaphysical associations that many owners find meaningful. Traditionally linked with wisdom and clear judgment, blue sapphire is often thought to promote mental clarity and focus, enhancing the ability to see truths without distortion. Many wearers value it as a calming stone, one that soothes anxieties and encourages a composed presence in stressful situations, qualities that can support better decision making and clearer communication. In spiritual traditions blue sapphire is associated with insight and intuition, opening pathways for deeper meditation and facilitating a connection to higher ideals and disciplined thought. Some believe the stone stimulates the throat chakra, supporting honest expression and effective dialogue, while others use it as a talisman of protection, warding off negative energies and fostering a sense of groundedness. These metaphysical qualities are subjective, and they vary by cultural context and personal belief, but for many collectors and gift givers the emotional resonance and symbolic meaning of a Ceylon sapphire adds layers of value that extend beyond aesthetics.
Choosing this sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company means acquiring more than a beautiful gemstone, you gain a meticulously sourced and selected jewel with demonstrable advantages over many market alternatives, an untreated Ceylon origin that appeals to connoisseurs, a refined mixed brilliant cut that maximizes luster and depth, and a clarity that is rare at this size. Whether you prioritize superior color and natural provenance, enduring wearable strength, or the symbolic benefits attributed to blue sapphire, this gem delivers across the board. Our team is available to advise on custom settings to complement the stone, to provide certification details and origin documentation, and to help ensure the finished piece reflects the unique character of this remarkable sapphire.





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