2.13 Ct. Greenish Yellow Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

This 2.13 carat pear shape greenish yellow sapphire measures 8.63 x 7.04 x 5.10 mm, and it exemplifies the quality standards you expect from The Natural Sapphire Company. The gem is faceted in a mixed brilliant cut, designed to combine the deep light return of a brilliant pavilion with the broad table and elegant outline of a pear shape. Clarity is graded as very very slightly included at eye level, meaning the stone is transparent and inclusions are minute and difficult to see without magnification, contributing to a clean visual appearance for daily wear. Color intensity is described as intense, and the greenish yellow tone is an appealing and relatively rare hue among natural Ceylon sapphires. The polish is excellent, delivering crisp facet junctions and mirror like facet surfaces. No enhancement has been applied, and the sapphire is of Sri Lankan origin, Ceylon, a source historically prized for saturated, lively sapphire colors and respected by informed collectors and connoisseurs.

Under different lighting conditions this sapphire displays predictable and attractive behavior, informed by its cut, clarity, and natural color. In bright daylight or cool LED lighting the gem reveals lively brilliance and a slightly greener cast, because cooler light emphasizes the blue green spectrum within the greenish yellow hue, and the mixed brilliant cut returns strong white sparkle and scintillation. Under warm incandescent or candle light the stone takes on a warmer yellow emphasis, and its intense color becomes more golden, creating a rich, warm glow. In direct sunlight the combination of strong daylight and the stone facet geometry produces pronounced flashes of white brilliance and fine dispersion, which enhance perceived liveliness. In soft or diffuse indoor light the sapphire shows even color and gentle scintillation, making it well suited to both statement pieces and refined daily jewelry. With a Mohs hardness of nine the sapphire offers excellent durability for rings, pendants, and other settings where light can enter the pavilion, and the untreated Ceylon origin and very clean eye level clarity make this gem an attractive acquisition for educated buyers seeking natural color, integrity, and long term value.