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1.14 Ct. Bi Color / Parti Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S18305 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.02 Width: 6.06 Height: 3.93 |
Weight: | 1.14 Ct. |
Color: help | Bi Color / Parti |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $300 |
The Natural Sapphire Company presents a transparent 1.14 carat round shape bi color parti sapphire, dimensions 6.02 by 6.06 by 3.93 millimeters, cutting style faceted, mixed brilliant cut, clarity grade very slightly included evaluated at eye level, color intensity intense, polish excellent, enhancement none, origin Ceylon Sri Lanka. The mixed brilliant faceting has been executed to balance scintillation with color saturation, using a brilliant style crown that maximizes return from small areas of light while retaining a pavilion architecture that deepens hue. The measured profile yields a depth ratio of approximately 65 percent which is intentionally deeper than many modern ideals to enhance the visual density of color in a parti specimen. This slightly generous depth concentrates light into the body of the gemstone producing a more vivid presentation of the purple and bluish violet hues typical of Ceylon parti material. Because the gem is unenhanced natural corundum the intense color is intrinsic, a significant consideration for collectors and connoisseurs who value untreated provenance and natural color distribution.
From a gemological standpoint the mixed brilliant faceting here creates a controlled interplay between dispersion and contrast, allowing the bi color zoning to remain apparent under standard viewing angles while still delivering attractive brilliance. The round outline at just over six millimeters in diameter is an efficient size to carry 1.14 carats without appearing overshallow or overly deep when set into fine jewelry. The excellent polish ensures facet junctions are crisp and that luster is maximized, while the clarity grade very slightly included at eye level indicates only minor inclusions that do not detract from overall transparency or light performance. Typical inclusions in this grade for Sri Lankan sapphires are fine pinpoint crystals or oriented rutile needles that can act as internal light scatterers to add to the stone's visual texture rather than creating obvious blemishes. Pleochroic behavior is present as expected for corundum and is particularly relevant for a parti sapphire because viewing orientation will reveal different proportions of blue and violet, so the cutter has oriented the pavilion and crown to optimize the most desirable face up color. The lack of enhancement means no heat treatments or diffusion have been applied, preserving natural lattice features that inform origin determination and long term value.
Beyond the technical attributes there are traditional metaphysical and healing associations commonly ascribed to sapphires that experienced buyers often consider alongside the physical qualities. As a corundum bearing distinctive purple and bluish tones this parti sapphire is associated with both throat and third eye chakra influences, combining sapphire associations of mental clarity and focused communication with amethyst like tendencies toward spiritual insight and calming of anxious thought patterns. The bi color nature can symbolize balance between intuition and expression, an ability to translate inner vision into clear speech. Due to corundum's high hardness rated nine on the Mohs scale this stone is also recommended for everyday wear, supporting the idea of durable grounding energy that stays with the wearer through daily activity. Many clients seek untreated Ceylon material when they are looking for an authentic energetic connection that is not technologically altered, and the natural intense color of this gem supports traditional claims of enhanced clarity and inner calm when used in meditation or mindful practices.
For practical use and mounting considerations the sapphire's size and cut make it highly versatile, suitable for solitaire rings, halo settings, or as a colored accent in three stone designs, with orientation adjustments available to highlight either the bluer or more violet face up presentation. The cut proportions favor color retention which makes metal selection important when setting, with white gold and platinum providing contrast that sharpens violet tones, and warm gold alloys offering a complementary background that can enhance perceived warmth in adjacent zones. Care recommendations include routine cleanings in mild soapy water and professional inspection for setting security, given its durability which allows secure everyday use. This specimen from The Natural Sapphire Company represents a technically well executed mixed brilliant round parti sapphire with natural intense color, excellent polish, and a clarity grade that preserves both aesthetic purity and gemological integrity, while also carrying the layered metaphysical associations prized by many collectors and wearers.





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