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3.75 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | S45022 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.67 Width: 7.41 Height: 6.11 |
Weight: | 3.75 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very 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 | $4,505 |
From the moment this blue sapphire first formed deep within the ancient metamorphic rocks of Ceylon, now Sri Lanka, it began a long and singular journey that connects the earth to the hand that will one day wear it, The Natural Sapphire Company is proud to present this 3.75 carat pear shape gem, a stone whose story is as vivid as its color, born from geological forces that concentrated aluminum and trace elements under heat and pressure, lifted slowly closer to the surface by eons of tectonic motion and riverine erosion, found by skilled miners who read the land like a map of time, and then brought to our attention for careful selection, each facet of its path matters, because a gem is more than weight and size, it is provenance, history, and the human hands that respect it. Our team values the traditions of Ceylon mining while insisting on modern standards of ethical stewardship, so when this stone arrived in our workshop it already carried with it the imprint of place and people, a connection to a long heritage of craftsmen and traders who have treasured Ceylon sapphires for centuries.
In the cutting room this raw promise was translated into brilliance, the gem cutter choosing a mixed brilliant cut to maximize both fire and depth in a classic pear silhouette, the final measurements reading 10.67 by 7.41 by 6.11 millimeters, dimensions that reveal a generous table and a pavilion designed to return light to the eye. At 3.75 carats the stone negotiates a perfect balance between presence and wearability, substantial enough to be the unquestioned focal point of a bespoke engagement ring or a pendant, yet sized to sit elegantly in drop earrings or a statement cocktail ring. The clarity has been evaluated as very very slightly included at eye level, a grade that speaks to exceptional transparency and minimal effect on optical performance, while the vivid color intensity is the kind that makes the blue feel alive, shifting from a saturated cornflower blue in soft light to a deep velveteen blue in stronger illumination. An excellent polish allows each facet to sing, and a careful heat treatment was applied in a controlled manner to enhance color uniformity and stability, a practice well established in the trade and disclosed to assure full transparency.
Because of its pear shape and exact proportions this sapphire is particularly well suited to custom jewelry, its length and tapered point lending themselves to designs that elongate and flatter, while its width and depth give metalworkers ample room to create secure, elegant settings. The 10.67 by 7.41 by 6.11 millimeter profile sits comfortably on a finger, making it ideal for solitaire settings with a simple three or five prong crown that showcases the gem, or for halo settings where a ring of small diamonds or sapphires can amplify the central hue and create a dramatic contrast. For pendants the pear silhouette drops gracefully from a bail and glides against the skin with classical charm, and for earrings a matched pair with similar proportions would create perfect drops that catch the light with movement. Our gemologists and in house designers at The Natural Sapphire Company are skilled at translating these measurements into blueprints for mounting, advising on prong placement, bezel depth, and gallery structure to ensure that the stone sits securely while maximizing light return. The mixed brilliant cut fosters scintillation across the surface, so open settings that allow light to enter from the pavilion will make this sapphire come alive, a consideration that guides our recommendations for custom design.
Beyond its physical attributes this Ceylon sapphire carries cultural resonance that adds meaning to any custom piece, historically treasured by royalty and pilgrims for its association with protection, wisdom, and devotion, qualities that make it an especially poignant choice for a ring intended to mark commitment or a pendant meant to commemorate a milestone. As part of your bespoke journey with The Natural Sapphire Company you will be supported from concept through completion, with clear information about the gem, including its origin, cut style, clarity evaluation, color intensity, and enhancement history, along with professional guidance on how best to highlight its pear shape and pleasing dimensions. Imagine this stone set in a signature engagement design that will be worn daily and passed down as an heirloom, its Ceylon backstory and artisan finish becoming part of your family narrative, a tangible link between ancient earth processes and modern life. If you are considering a custom commission this sapphire offers a rare combination of size, shape, and optical beauty that makes it a superb choice, and our team is ready to help you envision and realize the piece that will turn this gem from a remarkable object into a cherished expression of personal style.





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