1.75 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Pink Sapphire Pair from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

These two oval pink sapphires carry the patient story of Ceylon, a land where gem bearing gravels were first prized by kings and pilgrims, a tale that resonates through every facet. Discovered during the same season in Sri Lanka, these stones were selected from the same pocket by field collectors who know the land and its moods, then brought to our cutters so that they could be cut as a matched pair. Their medium color intensity and transparent clarity speak of a timeless restraint, an Old World refinement that reads as both feminine and stately. The mixed brilliant cut brings classical sparkle to a modern silhouette, while the excellent polish allows light to travel cleanly through each pavilion and crown, revealing a soft pink flame that recalls antique gemstones set in family jewels. Heat treatment was applied as a standard enhancement to stabilize and clarify the color, a practice with historic precedent that preserves the stone while honoring its natural character.

At The Natural Sapphire Company we matched these gems with exacting care, pairing a 0.86 carat sapphire with a 0.89 carat companion, sized to 7.34 x 5.35 x 2.95 mm and 7.28 x 5.41 x 2.96 mm respectively, so that they sit in harmony within a single setting or as complementary stones in a bespoke creation. Each stone is graded very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a clarity that delivers brightness without appearing clinical, and a presence that will soften with wear into an heirloom patina. Imagine these ovals set in a twin ring, a pendant and stud set, or a pair of vintage inspired earrings, their matched proportions and balanced hues offering a restrained luxury that endures across generations. We invite you to consider the provenance and the human hands behind these sapphires, the field collectors, graders, and master cutters who ensured that two separate crystals became a single story. Contact The Natural Sapphire Company to explore settings, to request additional photographs, or to arrange a private viewing, and carry forward a piece of Ceylon history that will gain meaning with every passing year.