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1.14 Ct. Pinkish Purple Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by May 29
Item ID: | S38728 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.69 Width: 5.36 Height: 3.68 |
Weight: | 1.14 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $614 |
In the quiet language of gemstones, this pear shaped pinkish purple sapphire speaks of centuries, of old trade winds and royal treasuries, of artisans who learned to reveal light from stone long before modern tools existed. Weighing 1.14 carats, with dimensions of 7.69 x 5.36 x 3.68 mm, this sapphire is a study in refined proportion, its mixed brilliant cut marrying the scintillation of modern faceting with the gentle silhouette of a classic teardrop profile. Transparent and intensely colored, with an excellent polish, the gem carries a clarity grade of slightly included as evaluated at eye level, a testament to natural formation rather than human intervention. The stone has no enhancement, a characteristic that connects it to the older world of gem appreciation when value was measured by what nature had provided undisturbed. Sourced from Ceylon Sri Lanka, this sapphire arrives to you with the kind of provenance that has been admired by monarchs and collectors for generations, an origin that endows it with both narrative and scarcity.
Ceylon Sri Lanka is a name that conjures rich history, its mines yielding sapphires that have been treasured since antiquity, carried along silk routes and presented at royal courts. The geology of Ceylon produces sapphires with a particular luminosity and color complexity, often described by connoisseurs as a vivid and lively presence that plays across the pavilion as the gem moves. This pinkish purple hue is a rare and romantic variation, intensified by the clarity and cut to display lively flashes and depth of tone. Because this sapphire is natural and untreated, its color and character are left pure, which substantially increases its desirability and long term value. In the context of historical gems, untreated stones from renowned origins are the pieces that most faithfully transmit the lineage of taste, they are the stones that carry a story from ancient gravel beds to contemporary settings, and they are the stones that collectors seek when authenticity and heritage are paramount.
The pear shape itself resonates with classic design language, a shape that has been favored through many eras for its symbolic grace and adaptability in jewelry. A pear formed sapphire offers a versatile focal point, equally at home as the centerpiece of a solitaire ring, as the heart of a pendant that hangs at the throat, or as a refined accent in a more elaborate setting. The mixed brilliant cut works to maximize the internal fire of the stone while maintaining a balanced silhouette that flatters the hand and complements the face. With dimensions of 7.69 x 5.36 x 3.68 mm this gem offers presence without ostentation, the 1.14 carat weight providing a satisfying substantiality that still allows for elegant and wearable design. The excellent polish enhances every facet edge, ensuring that light is returned to the eye with crispness, while the slight inclusions remind the admirer that this is a natural treasure, formed over eons and brought to its present beauty by patient geological processes rather than laboratory alteration.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we understand that a gemstone is more than a commodity, it is a legacy that can be worn and passed down, a chapter in a family story that begins in the earth and continues on a finger or a chain. This Ceylon sapphire, with its intense pinkish purple color, natural clarity and absence of enhancement, represents an opportunity to claim a piece of that continuous lineage. It is well suited for those who value tradition, who appreciate the resonance of historic sources, and who seek beauty that ages into significance. We stand behind the provenance of this stone, and we offer guidance on settings that will honor its form and protect its longevity. For a client seeking an heirloom piece that parallels the great gems of history, this sapphire offers a rare and authentic voice, an enduring statement that links modern wearers to the long and luminous story of Ceylon sapphires.





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