1.31 Ct. Padparadscha Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

The journey of this exquisite 1.31 carat oval-shaped padparadscha sapphire begins in the renowned sapphire mines of Ceylon, now known as Sri Lanka. Nestled within the rich depths of the earth, this gemstone is unearthed with care, embodying a legacy filled with tradition and natural beauty. Its translucent allure is immediately apparent, highlighted by its vivid color intensity that captures the essence of tropical sunsets, combining soft hues of pink and orange. The meticulous extraction process ensures that the integrity of this treasure is maintained, allowing its inherent quality to shine forth.

Once extracted, the gemstone travels to a facility where it is skillfully cut and shaped to enhance its already stunning features. The padparadscha sapphire is carefully fashioned into an elegant oval shape with dimensions of 7.59 x 5.67 x 3.42 mm. Employing a mixed brilliant cut, the craftsman ensures that each facet contributes to the overall sparkle and brilliance of the stone. The clarity of this sapphire is graded as very slightly included, an attribute evaluated at eye level that attests to the stone’s nearly flawless interior. This characteristic allows light to pass through uninhibited, resulting in a luminous display of color that is both captivating and mesmerizing.

Attention to detail does not end with the cut, as the polishing process is executed with precision to achieve an excellent finish. This meticulous attention to polish brings out the sapphire's natural luster, providing an immaculate surface that reflects light with striking clarity and brilliance. At The Natural Sapphire Company, we take pride in presenting this gemstone as a testament to both natural splendor and human craftsmanship. Our commitment to quality is unwavering, reflected in the integrity and beauty of this padparadscha sapphire from mine to market. Tailored for connoisseurs and collectors alike, this gemstone is not merely a product but an experience, carrying with it the rich history and esteemed origin of its Ceylonese heritage.