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1.51 Ct. Purplish Pink Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S29788 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.99 Width: 6.89 Height: 3.67 |
Weight: | 1.51 Ct. |
Color: help | Purplish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Trillion |
Cut: | Trillion Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $2,000 |
This transparent 1.51 carat purplish pink sapphire is presented in a trillion shape, measuring 6.99 x 6.89 x 3.67 mm, with a faceted cutting style that accentuates its triangular geometry. The cutting quality yields balanced symmetry and an excellent polish, contributing to clean facets and a lively surface. Clarity is graded very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which translates to minimal internal features that do not materially affect brilliance or visual purity. Color is described as purplish pink with medium intensity, a hue that combines the warmth of pink with a subtle violet component that is characteristic of select Ceylon sapphires. This specimen has been heat treated, a common and stable enhancement intended to optimize color and clarity, and its origin is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, where many historically significant sapphires have been sourced. The Natural Sapphire Company certifies these attributes and offers provenance information on request.
The trillion cut presents a distinctly modern silhouette while retaining classical optical performance through precise faceting. The triangular outline concentrates weight toward the center rather than the corners, creating an impression of depth and color saturation when mounted. The excellent polish supports strong light return across the table and pavilion facets, enhancing scintillation and fire, especially under direct and mixed lighting. Given the pointed corners inherent to a trillion shape, setting considerations are practical as well as aesthetic. Protective three or four prong settings with reinforced crowns, tapered bezel options that soften the points, or custom mounting designs that integrate corner guards will preserve the stone while maintaining its geometric profile. The dimensions make this sapphire suitable as a solitaire center for slender to moderate scale rings, and it can function as either a focal point in a pendant or as a paired accent in a three stone composition.
The purplish pink color responds differently across skin tones, and thoughtful metal choices and design contexts can enhance those interactions. On warm undertones, defined by yellow or golden skin hues, the pink aspect of the stone reads as warm and lively, and settings in yellow gold or rose gold will harmonize with and slightly intensify the pink component, yielding a cohesive, flattering effect. On cooler undertones, where the skin shows pink or bluish undertones, white metals such as platinum or white gold will emphasize the sapphire’s violet nuance, presenting a crisper, cooler appearance that can make the purplish aspect more prominent. For neutral skin tones, which balance warm and cool elements, the gem offers versatility and can be presented effectively in any metal, often appearing balanced and true to its medium intensity. Beyond metal selection, surrounding stones and design contrasts influence perception. A halo of colorless diamonds will increase perceived brightness and contrast, making the pink appear purer, while pairing with warm colored accents such as champagne or cognac gemstones will enrich the warm facet of the hue.
Ceylon origin contributes to the gemstone’s character, as sapphires from Sri Lanka are frequently noted for their clear transparency and lively colors at moderate saturations, resulting in stones that display both brilliance and nuanced tone. The disclosed heat treatment is industry standard for enhancing color uniformity and should be regarded as a stable, permanent enhancement when properly performed. This 1.51 carat trillion purplish pink sapphire, with its excellent polish and very very slightly included clarity, is well suited for bespoke projects where the triangular form can be integrated into contemporary or classic settings. The Natural Sapphire Company provides detailed gemological information and guidance on setting options to preserve the stone’s integrity while achieving the intended visual outcome. For designers and clients seeking a gem that balances color presence and wearability, this sapphire offers a precise combination of measurable specifications and adaptable aesthetic potential.





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