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1.19 Ct. Pinkish Purple Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Sep 11
Item ID: | S42656 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.76 Width: 4.77 Height: 4.43 |
Weight: | 1.19 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,261 |
There is a moment when light pauses, caught in the gentle arc of a memory, and that is where this pinkish purple oval sapphire lives. It sits like a petal frozen in dawn, a whisper of lilac and rose that seems to breathe when your hand moves beneath the sun. The Natural Sapphire Company invites you to imagine the shy fire within this stone, its transparency like a clear secret, ready to be told. The oval form is graceful, the mixed brilliant cut a choreography of facets that coax every ray into a soft, scintillant dance. Held on the fingertip it becomes a quiet poem, a small universe where color and clarity converse in the language of light.
Long before there were hands to wear it, this sapphire was a story of earth and patience, written over millions of years beneath the skin of the planet. Deep in the ancient metamorphic belts of Ceylon Sri Lanka, where seas had retreated and mountains stood like legends, heat and pressure moved like slow breath through the rock. Mineral rich fluids, warm as early morning, threaded through fractures and found resting places in cavities, there to pool and cool in a surrender that lasted epochs. Trace elements arrived like stray lovers, vanadium and other subtle guests tinting the crystal as it grew, infusing the corundum with that tender pinkish purple hue. Time laid down layer upon layer, each interval folding light into the lattice, each heartbeat of the earth adding a facet to the gem that would one day be cut, polished, and set into a new story. Imagine the patient seasons, the seas above, the sky changing colors a thousand times while this tiny heart took shape, until finally it emerged from the soil, an heirloom of the earth, carried by hands guided by the traditions of Sri Lanka.
The modern form of this treasure measures 1.19 carat, a size that feels intimate and precious, a companion stone rather than an anthem. Its dimensions are 6.76 by 4.77 by 4.43 mm, a compact oval that sits close to the finger, catching light with a deliberate, refined shimmer. The mixed brilliant cut gives a lively interplay, a brilliant crown that scatters light across the surface, and a pavilion that returns it as a soft, luminous glow. Transparency is notable, the gem reading as clear and open, while its clarity is graded slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which lends character and evidence of its natural journey. Color intensity is medium, a perfect balance where pink and purple converse without domination, offering a romantic hue that changes with mood and light. The polish is excellent, each facet finished to mirror like calm water, and importantly, this sapphire is without enhancement, a pure expression of nature as found in Ceylon Sri Lanka. These attributes together mean a stone that is honest and lyrical, one that reflects both the skill of the cutter and the ancient hand of the earth.
To wear this sapphire is to carry history as a promise, to let the soft purple sing against warm gold or cool platinum, to set it close to the heart where its light can meet skin and memory. Imagine a bezel that frames its oval silhouette, or a delicate four prong embrace that allows the mixed brilliant facets to breathe, to sparkle with each movement. The medium color intensity will pair beautifully with rose gold for a tender, vintage whisper, and with white metal for a modern, celestial contrast. Slight inclusions, visible only to those who look with intention, become the fingerprint of origin, small markers of truth that no treatment has erased. This stone will not shout, it will murmur, it will be the secret refusal of haste, the pause in conversation when everything else aligns. It is ideal for an engagement that values nuance, for a gift that honors a long conversation, for a ring that tells a story in glances rather than proclamations.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we choose stones that feel like confidantes, that carry the weight of their origin with quiet dignity, and this Ceylon sapphire is one such companion. It is a gem born of rock and rain, of fire and time, untouched by enhancement, refined by a cutter who understood how to let its inner light sing. If you wish to explore settings, to imagine this oval nestled against a halo of diamonds or flanked by tiny sapphires that echo its hue, we are here to craft that narrative with you. We are happy to provide further images and guidance on metal choices, and to discuss how this 1.19 carat pinkish purple sapphire might be set to become the most intimate page in your story. Invite it into your life and let its ancient calm become a present comfort, a reminder that the earth itself can offer a promise as enduring and as delicate as love.





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