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3.74 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S31635 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.93 Width: 8.48 Height: 5.73 |
Weight: | 3.74 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,000 |
GIA certified blue, 3.74 carat, pear shape sapphire, measuring 9.93 x 8.48 x 5.73 mm, presents a precise combination of dimensions and cut that suits high end bespoke jewelry. The gem is faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, a cutting style that balances weight retention with optimal light return by combining a brilliant facet arrangement on the crown with a modified brilliant pavilion geometry. Clarity is graded very slightly included, assessed at eye level, indicating minor natural features that do not impede overall transparency or brilliance, and polish is excellent, confirming crisp facet junctions and minimal surface disturbances. Color is described as medium intensity, the classic Ceylon spectrum, showing balanced saturation and tone that allows both strong face up color and lively internal light play. The sapphire has been heat treated, a stable and traditional enhancement used to refine color and clarity, and origin is Ceylon Sri Lanka, a provenance that is associated with a particular hue profile and trade recognized desirability. The GIA report anchors the stone with measured proportions and an independent assessment, providing assurance for designers and clients aiming for technical accuracy and resale integrity.
This sapphire is highly adaptable to a wide range of settings and design languages, and its pear outline lends itself to both vertical and horizontal orientations, permitting creative flexibility. For engagement rings the stone can be mounted as a traditional pointed end up solitaire with a V prong to protect the tip, or pointed end down for an elongated finger effect, with prong counts and prong geometry selected to balance security and light admission. Halo and pavé settings enhance perceived size and color contrast, with white diamonds emphasizing sparkle while yellow or rose gold can warm and intensify the blue. A bezel setting offers maximum protection for daily wear and is especially appropriate for active clients or for cuff and ring designs where the pointed tip could be vulnerable. As a center for drop earrings or pendants, the pear profile creates elegant movement, and matched pairs can be fashioned by mirroring orientation to maximize symmetry. The stone also integrates well into three stone, trilogy and cluster compositions, where trapeze or tapered baguette side stones maintain optical flow from the pear point. Metal choices influence perception of hue, so platinum or 18 karat white gold will present a cooler contrast, while 18 karat yellow or rose gold will shift the visual warmth and can be used intentionally to alter perceived saturation.
From a craftsmanship perspective this sapphire rewards meticulous setting and finishing work. Facet alignment and pavilion depth contribute to its light performance, therefore setting height must be calibrated to avoid obscuring the girdle or changing pavilion light return. The moderate depth dimension of 5.73 mm allows traditional prong and bezel approaches without extreme elevation, but custom CAD modeling and wax prototyping are recommended when integrating into multi stone layouts or when precise stone to bezel tolerance is required. When designing with accent diamonds or colored gemstones, matching table size and crown angles will aid in visual harmony across the composition. For durability, a V prong or partial bezel at the tip is recommended, supported by secure shoulder construction if set in a ring. The Natural Sapphire Company provides technical consultation on prong engineering, metal selection, and side stone grading, and we can supply CAD renders, physical prototypes, and final hand finishing tailored to the intended wear profile. Routine care includes avoiding abrupt thermal shocks and mechanical abrasion, and professional inspection of the setting is advisable to maintain security. For collectors and connoisseurs, the combination of GIA certification, notable Ceylon origin, mixed brilliant cutting, and excellent polish yields a stone that is both technically refined and highly adaptable, and our team stands ready to discuss bespoke mounting strategies that will maximize the sapphire performance and aesthetic in any envisioned jewelry piece.





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