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0.43 Ct. Pink Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Sep 25
Item ID: | S39108 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 4.9 Width: 5.71 Height: 2.35 |
Weight: | 0.43 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Faint |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Fancy |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $279 |
This exquisite transparent pink sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company is an elegant and rare example of an untreated Ceylon gem, presented with a formal certification marked as Other certified Pink, and accompanied by its independent report. The stone weighs 0.43 carat and measures 4.90 by 5.71 by 2.35 millimeters, a size that balances wearability with presence for a fine jewelry piece. Its origins in Ceylon, Sri Lanka, place it in a long established and highly regarded tradition of sapphire sources, known for producing stones with clear transparency and delicate pastel tones. For the educated buyer who values natural provenance and documented authenticity, an unenhanced sapphire from Sri Lanka holds particular appeal because it requires no heat treatment or diffusion to achieve its color and clarity, and therefore represents a more direct expression of geological conditions and natural gemological character.
The gem is cut in a fancy shape with a mixed brilliant facet arrangement that combines a faceted pavilion and a brilliant style crown, designed to maximize return of light from within a shallow to moderate depth. The mixed brilliant cut works especially well for stones with faint color intensity, because it concentrates sparkle and scintillation, enhancing perceived color saturation without altering the gem itself. This stone displays excellent polish, which allows light to pass through the crystal planes cleanly and produces crisp reflections across its pavilion facets. Clarity is graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which means that under loupe inspection the gem reveals only minor internal characteristics that do not detract from the overall transparency or sparkle. The faint pink color is delicate and romantic, well suited to modern minimalist settings as well as classic halo arrangements that can intensify the visual presence without changing the stone physically.
Inclusions within natural gemstones are often described as the stones fingerprint, and this pink sapphire is no exception. Its very slight internal features are natural records of the crystal growth environment, and they perform two important roles for connoisseurs and gemologists. First, they add character, giving each stone a unique internal landscape that cannot be replicated by synthetic material or by wholesale treatments. Second, these internal characteristics assist in origin determination and in distinguishing an unenhanced gem from one that has been modified, because certain patterns of growth zoning, tiny mineral inclusions, and internal structure are more commonly associated with particular mining regions and formation conditions. For a purchaser who appreciates traceability, the presence of discreet internal features is a virtue, adding to the gemological story that accompanies the certificate. Because this sapphire is untreated, those internal features remain intact as natural identifiers and contribute to both the gem’s individuality and its collectable nature.
For the practical buyer and jewelry designer this pink sapphire offers several compelling advantages. Its 0.43 carat weight and the measured dimensions make it versatile for use as a center stone in delicate rings, as a tactile accent in pendants, or as a refined element in bespoke cluster settings. The natural faint pink tone pairs beautifully with warm metals such as rose gold, which tends to enhance pink hues, while white gold or platinum offers a clean, contemporary contrast that emphasizes brilliance. From a durability perspective, corundum family gems rank nine on the Mohs hardness scale, which means this sapphire can be worn daily when set with appropriate protective design considerations, including secure prong work or a low bezel if the wearer is especially active. For collectors and investors the absence of enhancement elevates market desirability and maintains value, because untreated sapphires from reputable origins are increasingly sought after. At The Natural Sapphire Company we provide transparent information and independent certification so that purchasing decisions rest on verifiable facts, and we are available to advise on setting, insurance, and long term care to help you enjoy this natural pink sapphire for generations.





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