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0.61 Ct. Bluish Green Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Nov 10
Item ID: | S44365 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 4.72 Width: 5.32 Height: 2.97 |
Weight: | 0.61 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | 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 | $249 |
Deep beneath the ancient soils of Ceylon Sri Lanka, where riverbeds and alluvial fans have been yielding sapphires for centuries, this bluish green sapphire began its journey. Born of immense pressure and slow cooling, it developed the crystalline structure that gives sapphire its famed hardness and enduring sparkle. When our team first encountered the rough, there was an immediate sense of potential. Cut into a graceful pear shape with a mixed brilliant cut, the finished gem weighs 0.61 carat and measures 4.72 by 5.32 by 2.97 mm, a compact and elegant size that captures light with a calm, aquatic hue. Its transparency allows the bluish green color to breathe, showing a light color intensity that shifts gently as it moves, while a clarity grade of slightly included evaluated at eye level reminds the wearer that this is a natural treasure shaped by geological time. The stone received excellent polish and a careful heat treatment to stabilize and refine its color, steps that honor both the material and the traditions of workmanship that have long accompanied Ceylon sapphires.
Ceylon sapphires carry a heritage that reaches back to royal courts and to seafaring traders who carried gems across oceans in the age of exploration. In Sri Lanka this family of sapphires was often set into ceremonial ornaments and talismans, valued for their association with protection and wisdom in local lore. The bluish green tone of this piece places it in a storied palette used by craftsmen to signal calm and balance, a color found in traditional pieces that blended seamlessly with gold settings and intricate filigree. At The Natural Sapphire Company we are custodians of those stories. We work with cutters and miners who are steeped in the island traditions of gem craft, and we guide each sapphire through the stages of cutting and finishing with a respect for its origin. The heat treatment performed on this stone is a time honored enhancement in the trade, applied subtly to bring forward a truer, more even color while maintaining the gem that nature created.
The transformation from rough to the polished pear shape is where skill and sensitivity shape the gem into its final voice. Our cutter chose a mixed brilliant cut to maximize the scintillation and to preserve weight, allowing the gem to play with light from both the crown and pavilion. The pear shape gives the stone a directional elegance that flatters a finger when set in a solitaire ring, and the dimensions lend themselves to delicate halo or three stone settings for those who wish to amplify presence without overwhelming the gem. Slight inclusions observed at eye level are not flaws so much as a record of the stone life, visible fingerprints of its formation that lend individuality and depth, and which can create attractive internal reflections when paired with an expert setting. The excellent polish delivers a lively surface gleam, and the heat treatment enhances durability and color continuity across the facet planes. In photographed settings and in hand the sapphire reads as serene and sophisticated, perfect for an heirloom piece or for someone seeking a gem with a quiet, enduring personality.
When this sapphire finds its home it continues a lineage stretching from ancient Sri Lankan pits to modern ateliers, and it becomes a wearable story. Traditionally sapphires were used not only for ornament but for protection and to mark important passages in life. Today a bluish green pear shape carries those same resonances, well suited for engagement rings, delicate pendants, or as the focal point of a bespoke commission. The Natural Sapphire Company can assist in selecting a setting that honors the gem dimensions and light behavior, whether a low profile bezel to protect the tapered point, a classic prong setting to maximize brilliance, or a custom design that echoes Ceylonese motifs. Care is straightforward, with gentle cleaning in warm soapy water and occasional professional inspection recommended to keep the polish and setting secure. We provide detailed information about the stone provenance and treatment, and our team is happy to discuss how this 0.61 carat pear shape bluish green sapphire can be incorporated into a piece that will carry its heritage forward. If you wish to explore custom mounting options or to see this gem in person, our specialists are ready to guide you through every step of the creation process.





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