1.84 Ct. Bi Color Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

This pear shape bi color sapphire weighs 1.84 carats and measures 8.90 by 6.02 by 4.61 mm, a compact yet substantial size that lends itself to both classic and contemporary settings. Cut as a mixed brilliant, the stone combines a brilliant style crown with a precisely faceted pavilion, creating a lively interplay between scintillation and color zoning. The facet architecture emphasizes sharp facet junctions and carefully controlled pavilion angles to maximize return of light and to animate the internal bi color effect, while an excellent polish contributes to crisp facet reflections. Clarity is graded very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, indicating exceptional transparency with no inclusions visible to the unaided eye that would detract from daily wear. Color intensity is described as intense, and the bi color distribution presents distinct yet harmonious color zones that shift with viewing angle and light source, a characteristic prized by connoisseurs of natural Ceylon material. Enhancement status is no enhancement, and origin Ceylon Sri Lanka confirms the geological provenance associated with fine classic sapphires.

Craftsmanship and material quality ensure that this sapphire will continue to captivate over the years, as the precision of the mixed brilliant faceting preserves and enhances its optical performance under changing light. The durable corundum matrix resists wear, and the excellent polish will retain its crispness with routine care, while the natural, untreated color will age gracefully, maintaining its depth and bi color character without the concerns associated with enhancements. At The Natural Sapphire Company we assess each facet junction and symmetry relationship to ensure that the stone sits securely and presents maximum brilliance in a variety of mounting styles. For a buyer who appreciates technical refinement, this 1.84 carat pear shape bi color sapphire offers a laboratory respected clarity profile, expert faceting that balances scintillation and color, and confirmed Ceylon origin, all combining to create a gem whose natural beauty will remain engaging and relevant for generations.