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3.13 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by May 25
Item ID: | S36551 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.27 Width: 7.59 Height: 5.69 |
Weight: | 3.13 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | 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 | $3,417 |
This GIA certified Royal Blue sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company is a striking example of classic Ceylon beauty combined with market leading gem quality, it weighs 3.13 carats, a weight that immediately sets it apart from the many smaller stones commonly available, it is fashioned in an elegant oval shape, with well balanced proportions measuring 9.27 by 7.59 by 5.69 millimeters, the mixed brilliant cut brings a lively interplay of scintillation and flash, the clarity is graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, the face up presentation is transparent and clean to the unaided eye, the color intensity is vivid Royal Blue, the polish is excellent, the stone has been heat treated, and the GIA certification confirms its natural origin and the authenticity of its attributes, the origin is Ceylon Sri Lanka, an origin renowned for producing sapphires with lively tone and vivid saturation, this gem is a rare combination of substantial carat weight, premium color, and professional certification.
The 3.13 carat weight of this sapphire is central to its value proposition, larger sapphires with vivid color and eye clean appearance are exponentially rarer than smaller counterparts, in the commercial market many buyers see a steady step up in price per carat as stones move above the two carat and three carat thresholds, a 3.13 carat gem commands a price premium because each additional fraction of a carat represents a larger and rarer crystal in the rough, when a sapphire retains vivid Royal Blue saturation at above three carats it becomes desirable to collectors and connoisseurs who understand scarcity and long term demand, compared to mass market sapphires that are often one to two carats in size, this gem delivers a presence on the hand and a visual impact that smaller stones simply cannot match, beyond raw size the proportions of 9.27 by 7.59 by 5.69 millimeters are ideal for settings that showcase depth of color while maintaining comfortable wearability, the mixed brilliant cut maximizes return of blue light and lively flashes, so you gain both apparent size and dynamic brilliance, that dual effect increases perceived value in everyday wear, and it enhances resale and investment appeal.
When comparing this sapphire to other options on the market the balanced combination of weight, color, clarity, and cut places it in an upper tier of value, stones of similar color from other origins can be desirable, but Ceylon sapphires are prized for a particular clarity of hue that reads as bright and saturated without going too dark, Kashmir sapphires carry legendary status yet are exceedingly rare and often cost considerably more for similar weights, Burmese sapphires can have a more velvety tone which appeals to some buyers, this Ceylon Royal Blue presents a vivid intensity that works beautifully in a variety of jewelry designs, the GIA certification is an important distinction because it documents the gem characteristics without ambiguity, heat treatment remains a widely accepted and stable enhancement in the trade, when disclosed as it is here it does not detract from value, especially when the starting rough yields a gem with such exemplary color, the very slightly included clarity grade means that the stone appears clean to the eye, many commercial stones trade at lower clarity grades or display cloudiness under normal wear, this sapphire avoids that pitfall, the excellent polish further elevates the face up visual performance and ensures crisp facet reflections, all of these qualities together create a rare offering that is superior in quality and long term desirability compared to typical market alternatives.
For buyers who value both beauty and investment logic, this 3.13 carat Royal Blue sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company is an exceptional choice, its weight gives it immediate market advantage, its vivid color and eye clean presentation give it aesthetic superiority, and its GIA documentation gives it credibility, consider this gem as a centerpiece for an engagement ring where presence matters, a pendant that benefits from proportional scale, or a bespoke commission that highlights its vivid Royal Blue character, the stone will sit prominently in a ring setting and will read larger than many lesser stones because of its cut and color saturation, if you are comparing options, look closely at how many stones in the market try to match color at smaller sizes or trade off clarity to achieve saturation, this sapphire does not force that compromise, when paired in platinum or a high quality white metal the coolness of the metal enhances the deep blue, when set in yellow gold the contrast can deepen the perception of saturation in a dramatic way, regardless of your design direction the 3.13 carat weight gives the jeweler a proportionally generous amount of material to work with for prong visibility, table size, and facet presentation.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we focus on sourcing and presenting sapphires where weight and gem quality are in balance, this offering reflects that philosophy, the GIA certificate provides assurance and transparency, and our team is available to discuss the stone in the context of design options, valuation, and care, if you are comparing this sapphire to other stones, weigh the importance of carat weight as a component of rarity, consider how color intensity and clarity contribute to perceived size, and insist on independent documentation, a 3.13 carat vivid Royal Blue sapphire from Ceylon Sri Lanka, with a mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish, is uncommon in the current market, owning a stone like this is both a sensory pleasure and a considered acquisition, contact us at The Natural Sapphire Company to request the full GIA report, to see additional detailed imagery, or to discuss mounting and certification options.





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