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1.66 Ct. Pink Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | P5224 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.64 Width: 6.09 Height: 3.82 |
Weight: | 1.66 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very 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 | $2,498 |
This transparent 1.66 carat pear shape pink sapphire measures 9.64 by 6.09 by 3.82 millimeters, it is faceted with a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes light return and sparkle, its color intensity is described as intense and its polish is excellent, the clarity grade is very slightly included evaluated at eye level which means the gem presents a clean face up appearance to the unaided eye, the stone is entirely natural with no enhancement and it hails from Ceylon Sri Lanka, a classic and highly respected origin for fine sapphires. Compared with other pink gemstones on the market this sapphire stands apart in several important ways, morganite and kunzite can show lovely pastel pink hues but they lack the transparency and brilliance of a well cut sapphire, pink tourmaline and pink spinel offer attractive colors and are sometimes more affordable but many examples of those gems show less fire and less resistance to wear, this pear shape pink sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company combines intense color with exceptional light performance because the mixed brilliant cut balances large facet surfaces for color saturation with smaller facets for scintillation, the result is a jewel that reads as richly colored and lively in motion, which is a balance that many cheaper stones and mass market pieces struggle to achieve.
Durability is often the single most important practical consideration when choosing a colored gemstone for jewelry such as rings and daily wear pieces, sapphires are corundum and sit at 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, this makes them second only to diamond which rates 10 on that scale, in real world terms a Mohs 9 gemstone resists scratching from virtually all common materials that might contact it during everyday life, compare this to morganite which is about 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale and to tourmaline which ranges around 7 to 7.5 and to kunzite which is often softer and more prone to cleavage and fading, those stones require more careful wear and protective settings, by contrast this Ceylon pink sapphire offers both hardness and strong toughness because corundum lacks the perfect cleavage that makes some gems vulnerable to sharp blows, the pear shape requires mindful setting at the pointed end but a well designed bezel or protective prong arrangement will secure the gem while showcasing its brilliant mixed cut, the excellent polish further enhances durability by reducing the likelihood of micro abrasions and contributing to sustained luster over years of wear.
When it comes to value and rarity this untreated pink sapphire commands attention, many sapphires in the market undergo heat treatment or other enhancements to improve color and clarity which is widely accepted as a trade practice but does change the rarity and long term value profile, an untreated intense pink from Ceylon is far less common and therefore more desirable to collectors and buyers who appreciate natural state gemstones, the combination of intense natural color, eye level very slightly included clarity, and superior cutting and polish places this gem above mass produced alternatives and most commercial heated stones, this makes it an excellent choice for someone seeking a meaningful investment piece that also functions beautifully as everyday jewelry, compared to lab created sapphires which can offer perfect clarity and strong color at lower price points this natural gem offers provenance and uniqueness that cannot be replicated in a synthetic, the Natural Sapphire Company curates stones with transparent information about origin and treatment status so buyers can make informed decisions, this particular 1.66 carat pear shaped pink sapphire will appeal to connoisseurs who value natural, untreated color and who want a gem that balances remarkable visual impact with proven durability, for customers who want to set this stone in a ring or pendant we can advise on the best setting styles that protect the point of the pear while showcasing the mixed brilliant facets, we can also provide exact specifications and bespoke design consultations to ensure the finished piece meets both aesthetic and practical expectations, contact The Natural Sapphire Company to learn more about this rare Ceylon pink sapphire and to discuss options for custom mounting and secure certification.





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