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1.17 Ct. Bluish Green Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Jun 28
Item ID: | S41928 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.05 Width: 5.36 Height: 3.27 |
Weight: | 1.17 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $512 |
There is a particular kind of quiet authority that only a natural sapphire can carry, a lineage that threads through the crowns of antiquity, the trade caravans of the Silk Road, and the jewelry collections of discerning patrons through the centuries. Sapphires from Ceylon, Sri Lanka, have been prized for generations for their luminous depth and the way their colors seem to hold a story within each facet. At The Natural Sapphire Company we honor that tradition by seeking stones that are not merely beautiful in the present moment, but that also connect their wearer to a deep and resonant past. This bluish green sapphire in an emerald cut is an embodiment of that timelessness, a piece that will sit as comfortably in an heirloom setting passed down to future generations as it does in a contemporary design, because its provenance and character speak to continuity, to endurance, and to the human impulse to mark important moments with rare, enduring beauty.
This particular gemstone is a transparent, 1.17 carat, bluish green sapphire, with precise dimensions of 7.05 by 5.36 by 3.27 millimeters, presented in a classical emerald cut that emphasizes clean lines and broad, flat facets. The emerald cut lends a refined sophistication to the stone, focusing attention on the depth and evenness of color rather than on scintillation alone, allowing the intense color intensity to read with a calm, compelling presence. Its clarity has been evaluated at eye level as very very slightly included, a grade that affirms excellent transparency while preserving the natural fingerprints that confirm the stone is of the earth. An excellent polish gives each facet its crisp, mirrorlike finish, so the light travels through the stone and returns with a steady, dignified glow. The sapphire has undergone responsible heat treatment, a conventional enhancement used across the trade to gently accentuate the inherent color and clarity of natural sapphires, a disclosure we present openly because the history and integrity of the gem matter as much as its final appearance. Origin is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a source renowned for producing sapphires with a luminous, velvety quality that collectors and connoisseurs have sought after for centuries.
When comparing natural sapphires to lab grown counterparts, the conversation often turns to value, rarity, and story, and these are where a natural Ceylon sapphire maintains a distinct advantage. A lab created sapphire can replicate chemical composition and optical behavior, yet it cannot replicate the singular journey of pressure, time, and geological circumstance that creates natural stones. Those tiny inclusions, the subtle irregularities in color zoning, and the particular way a stone from a Ceylon mine interacts with light are not flaws, they are signatures of origin, evidence that this gem has a unique history. Collectors and those who place importance on legacy prefer natural stones because each one is irreplaceable, it carries provenance, and it occupies a finite place in the market. From an investment perspective natural stones tend to retain and often appreciate in value over time in ways that synthetic stones generally do not, because natural supply is inherently limited. Beyond monetary considerations, many clients tell us that the emotional resonance of wearing a gem formed over millions of years is incomparable, a tangible connection to the natural world and to human traditions of adornment that lab grown materials, however flawless, cannot duplicate.
Choosing a natural gem also brings an element of stewardship and personal responsibility, when the purchase is guided by a reputable firm. At The Natural Sapphire Company we provide transparent documentation and can guide you through information about treatment, origin, and the ethical considerations surrounding the supply chain. A heat treated Ceylon sapphire like this one represents an industry standard that enhances beauty while respecting the stone s natural character, and our disclosure ensures you know exactly what you are acquiring. In practical terms the emerald cut and the stone s dimensions make it exceptionally versatile for a range of settings, from an understated solitaire that lets the color and cut speak for themselves, to a more elaborate vintage mount that echoes the long history of Ceylon gems worn by royalty and collectors alike. Whether you imagine this gem set in platinum for a modern, cool elegance, or in warm gold for a more traditional, cozy glow, the stone will carry forward its story, inviting future wearers to add their own chapter. Our team at The Natural Sapphire Company stands ready to assist with custom settings, certification, and care advice, ensuring that this Ceylon sapphire becomes not just a purchase, but a legacy.





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