0.52 Ct. Pinkish Purple Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

Owning this pear shaped pinkish purple sapphire is an invitation to a very small circle of collectors and connoisseurs who understand the true meaning of rarity, provenance, and natural beauty. From the moment you receive this stone you will sense that it is not mass produced, it is not treated, and it carries with it the quiet authority of an authentic Ceylon origin. At The Natural Sapphire Company we select only the most unique gems for discerning clients, and this transparent zero point five two carat sapphire exemplifies that standard. Its pedigree is unmistakable, its presence is intimate, and its scarcity is real. There are very few sapphires that combine a vibrant and intense pinkish purple hue with a mixed brilliant cut in a pear shape of these exact proportions, and owning it confers membership in an exclusive circle that understands the value of untreated, naturally formed treasure.

The technical details of this sapphire underline the story of its singularity and make it an exceptional choice for a bespoke commission. The stone measures five point six two by four point zero eight by three point zero three millimeters, and its careful cutting into a pear silhouette maximizes both optical fire and wearable elegance. The mixed brilliant cut brings a dynamic interplay between scintillation and depth, while the clarity grade of very slightly included evaluated at eye level confirms that the stone is essentially clean to the naked eye, with only modest natural characteristics seen under magnification. Color intensity has been graded as intense, resulting in a pinkish purple that reads as both energetic and refined, and the polish is excellent which allows every facet to play its role in light performance. Importantly, there is no enhancement, so the vivid color and natural clarity are entirely the result of geological processes in Ceylon Sri Lanka. For collectors who insist on authenticity, and for clients commissioning a one of a kind piece, these attributes are decisive.

How this sapphire will perform under different lighting conditions is part of its private charm, and it is the reason many clients choose a pear shaped mixed brilliant for an intimate and versatile jewel. In warm incandescent light the intense pinkish purple will lean toward its warmer tones, glowing with a soft, romantic warmth that flatters skin tones and creates an inviting presence. Under cool daylight the sapphire reveals its more vivid purple facets, with crisp flashes of pink that give the stone a lively, jewel like clarity. Under direct sunlight the mixed brilliant cutting pattern will produce lively scintillation, with sharp pinpoints of white light dancing from the crown, while the stone retains a rich core color that reads as deep and saturated. In low ambient light the stone becomes more mysterious, showing a velvet like depth, and the intense color remains perceptible even when the scintillation softens, ensuring that the gem continues to make a statement. For jewelers and designers this means flexibility, the ability to set the stone in a piece that transitions from day to evening, from casual to formal, while always retaining the sense of exclusivity that a natural, untreated Ceylon sapphire provides. When you choose this gem from The Natural Sapphire Company you are commissioning a tiny, enduring work of nature, ready to be set into a one of a kind creation that will be treasured for generations.