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0.75 Ct. Pink Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Oct 8
Item ID: | S46252 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.75 Width: 5.4 Height: 2.64 |
Weight: | 0.75 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Asscher - Octagon |
Cut: | Asscher Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,200 |
Presenting a beautiful transparent 0.75 carat Asscher octagon shape pink sapphire, sourced from Ceylon, Sri Lanka, and offered by The Natural Sapphire Company. This stone measures 5.75 by 5.40 by 2.64 millimeters, and is faceted in a classic Asscher cut that emphasizes step faceting and a strong geometric table. The 0.75 carat weight places this sapphire in a premium category for collectors and fine jewelry, because at this weight the stone remains substantial on the finger while preserving excellent color saturation and light performance. For buyers who understand the balance between carat weight, cut, and color, a three quarter carat pink sapphire offers a rare combination of presence and versatility, suitable for solitaires, halo engagement rings, and bespoke settings that highlight the stone rather than overwhelm it.
Clarity and polish are central to assessing value for educated buyers, and this sapphire is graded as slightly included when evaluated at eye level. Slight inclusions in sapphires from Ceylon are typical and often contribute to the gemological story of the stone without detracting from its overall beauty. Under ordinary viewing conditions these inclusions are subtle, they do not dominate the table, and they can often be used as natural fingerprint features that confirm origin and authenticity. The medium color intensity of this pink sapphire is a defining attribute, giving the gem a lively pink hue that reads as feminine yet refined, and the excellent polish ensures light passes cleanly across facet junctions to generate attractive luster and scintillation. The heat treatment enhancement, disclosed openly, is a standard and stable treatment in the sapphire trade, applied to refine and stabilize color and clarity without compromising the integrity of the stone. Heat treated Ceylon pink sapphires, when combined with excellent polish and an Asscher cut, present a highly desirable profile, because the controlled heat process harmonizes microscopic inclusions and enhances the saturation while leaving the characteristic merchantable features intact.
The Asscher cut in an octagonal outline is particularly effective for a stone of these dimensions, because the large step facets and trimmed corners focus the eye on color and internal depth rather than on flashy dispersion. The measured depth of 2.64 millimeters contributes to a well balanced pavilion that aids in light return, while the slightly rectangular face up outline of 5.75 by 5.40 millimeters yields an elegant profile on the hand. From a gemological perspective, Ceylon Sri Lanka remains among the most highly regarded origins for sapphires, famed for producing stones with lively, clean color and attractive crystal habit. For buyers seeking provenance, origin plays a real role in long term desirability and resale potential, and a Ceylon origin is associated with centuries of gem trade and a consistent market preference for refined tones. When evaluated alongside the transparent clarity, medium color intensity, and the secure and enduring nature of standard heat enhancement, the overall package represents a well considered acquisition for collectors and connoisseurs who value natural character, verified origin, and expert cutting.
As stewards of gem quality and customer service, The Natural Sapphire Company discloses treatments, clarity grades, and origin information to empower informed purchase decisions. A 0.75 carat Asscher pink sapphire of this caliber is especially suitable for settings that allow light to interact with the large step facets, such as a cathedral solitaire, a three stone design with tapered side stones, or a custom halo that uses high quality melee to emphasize the central color. For those concerned with durability, sapphires remain one of the hardest natural gems after diamond, and with proper mounting and routine care this stone will withstand daily wear while retaining its polished finish and color stability. If you would like a gemological certificate, mounting recommendations, or to compare matched stones by weight, cut, or origin, The Natural Sapphire Company can provide detailed reports and curated options, ensuring that this 0.75 carat pink sapphire is presented and set to maximize both aesthetic appeal and long term value.





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