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1.33 Ct. Pinkish Purple Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Sep 26
Item ID: | S43240 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.18 Width: 4.71 Height: 2.6 |
Weight: | 1.33 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Fancy |
Cut: | Step Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $211 |
Deep within the ancient soils of Ceylon, where rivers cut through centuries of volcanic ash and coral limestone, this pinkish purple sapphire first found its place. For generations the miners of Sri Lanka have walked the same gravel beds and hillside alluvials, sorting through the quiet clatter of tumbling stones until a flash of color stops the eye. It is in that patient, human rhythm that this sapphire was discovered, a transparent crystal whose hue caught the light and suggested more than a gem, it suggested a story. At The Natural Sapphire Company we honor that story from the moment the rough is found, recording its origin as Ceylon and preserving its natural character, so that every facet you see in the finished gem links back to the place and people that delivered it to light.
The journey from rough to radiant polished stone is part science and part craft, and this 1.33 carat, fancy shaped sapphire was carved with that balance in mind. The cutter chose a step cut to emphasize clarity, color planes, and an elegant, architectural silhouette. The finished dimensions of twelve point one eight by four point seven one by two point six zero millimetres give it slender proportions and a presence that reads both modern and timeless. It is transparent with a clarity grade of slightly included as evaluated at eye level, a characteristic that tells of its natural formation and adds a fingerprint of authenticity. With a medium color intensity, the stone carries a pinkish purple tone that is neither faint nor overpowering, and its excellent polish allows light to travel cleanly through those step facets, creating long flashes of color that change with each turn of the hand. Importantly there is no enhancement, a decision that preserves the sapphire in its original state and allows its natural life and origin to be part of the jewel you will wear.
When you set this sapphire into a ring, a pendant, or bespoke earrings, its vibrant color will command attention in any setting. The step cut produces broad, mirrored facets that reveal color in planes, so a simple solitaire setting showcases the gem as a focused emblem of hue, while a halo of fine diamonds will pick up and reflect that pinkish purple, intensifying presence without competing with it. In warm metals like rose gold the pink notes grow softer and more romantic, while in cool metals like white gold or platinum the purple takes on a crisp, contemporary clarity. The stone’s slender, fancy shape lends itself to unique and asymmetrical designs, settings that follow the gemstone’s natural silhouette and create jewelry that feels like it was made for the wearer alone. With dimensions that sit comfortably along a finger, or gracefully across a collarbone as a pendant, this sapphire becomes a wearable study in color, catching light at different moments of the day and revealing new facets of its personality.
Owning a Ceylon sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company is as much about stewardship as it is about beauty, and this piece is both certified and celebrated for its natural provenance. The designation of Other certified Purple confirms the color category, while the absence of enhancement ensures you are choosing a gem whose rich tone and internal character come from the earth, not from treatment. Because sapphires are second only to diamonds in hardness, this gem is well suited to daily wear, and with the right setting and care it will be an heirloom that tells the story of its origin to future generations. If you imagine this pinkish purple sapphire at the heart of a custom ring or a one of a kind pendant, our specialists at The Natural Sapphire Company will guide you through designs that respect the stone’s proportions and highlight its step cut clarity and polish. The result is jewelry that does more than decorate the body, it connects you to a place, a tradition, and to the quiet moment when a miner first saw a flash of purple in a riverbed, and decided to keep it safe for someone who would appreciate its rare and luminous voice.





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