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1.42 Ct. Reddish Pink Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | P5809 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.03 Width: 5.81 Height: 3.9 |
Weight: | 1.42 Ct. |
Color: help | Reddish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very 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 | $1,200 |
This 1.42 carat oval reddish pink sapphire presents a rare combination of size, color and transparency that collectors and connoisseurs prize. The stone measures 8.03 by 5.81 by 3.90 millimeters, and it carries a mixed brilliant cut which has been executed to balance scintillation with broad face up color. The clarity has been evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, meaning that any inclusions are minor and do not detract from the gem’s overall transparency or sparkle when examined in normal viewing conditions. The color intensity is described as intense, giving the sapphire a vibrant reddish pink appearance that reads as both lively and sophisticated in jewelry. The polish is excellent, ensuring that the surface interacts with light cleanly and that the facets return light with optimal brilliance. Importantly for informed buyers, this sapphire is completely natural with no enhancement, and its origin is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a source long respected for producing sapphires with pure, attractive hues and good crystallographic qualities. The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind the gemological assessment, and this piece exemplifies the company’s emphasis on documented provenance and uncompromised natural color.
For the educated buyer, value is driven by a clear articulation of the four key factors of gemstone grading, and this sapphire performs strongly on each. Color is the single most influential factor for pink and reddish pink sapphires, and the intense saturation here means the stone commands attention without becoming too dark or muddy, maintaining both color purity and lively tone. Clarity graded as very slightly included at eye level indicates that the gem is largely clean to the unaided eye, preserving both optical performance and resale desirability, while the mixed brilliant cut enhances light performance by combining the fire of a brilliant style with the elegant outline of an oval. Origin from Ceylon, Sri Lanka contributes positively to market perception, since Ceylon sapphires are often associated with velvety saturation and fine crystalline structure. The untreated status is particularly significant, untreated sapphires are materially rarer than heat treated counterparts, and the absence of enhancement typically increases both collectible appeal and long term value. The excellent polish and precise cutting proportions also mean the gem will perform well under a variety of lighting environments, which is a practical consideration for buyers who plan to wear the piece frequently.
When set in jewelry, the reddish pink hue of this sapphire is versatile across a broad range of skin tones, and thoughtful choice of metal and setting will further tailor its visual impact. On fair skin, the intense reddish pink will provide a warm, lively contrast that reads as fresh and youthful, and pairing the stone with rose gold will enhance its warm undertones while white metals will create a crisp, modern contrast that emphasizes clarity and brilliance. For medium or olive complexions, the sapphire’s saturated color harmonizes with natural warmth, producing an elegant, integrated look; yellow gold delivers a classic, rich palette, while rose gold can amplify the pink facets for a romantic expression. On deeper skin tones, the vivid saturation of this stone will stand out beautifully against the complexion, appearing jewel-like and luminous, and both yellow gold and platinum settings will showcase the color intensely, with platinum providing a neutral frame that allows the stone itself to dominate. The oval mixed brilliant shape is particularly flattering as a center stone in rings and pendants because it elongates the visual field and concentrates color in the table while maintaining scintillation along the facets. Settings such as a delicate halo can add perceived size and brilliance without muting the natural color, while a clean solitaire or bezel will emphasize the gem’s clarity and polished finish, and the sapphire’s hardness and durability make it suitable for daily wear in a ring or a cherished heirloom piece.





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