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1.75 Ct. Pinkish Brown Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | P5726 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.9 Width: 6.28 Height: 3.82 |
Weight: | 1.75 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Brown |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,300 |
There is a quiet sunrise frozen inside this stone, a whisper of dawn and dusk braided together, a purplish pink heart that seems to hold a memory of silk and smoke. GIA certified, this 1.75 carat radiant shape pinkish brown sapphire measures 7.90 x 6.28 x 3.82 mm, and it wears its dimensions like a secret, precise and intimate. The radiant cut breathes fire into every facet, catching light and returning it in warm, lively pulses, and the excellent polish allows each pulse to sing with clarity. To the eye it appears almost immaculate, graded very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a purity that reads like a pledge. Its color intensity is intense, a rare and emotive hue that moves from blushing rose to honeyed dusk as it turns, a color born of Ceylon, Sri Lanka, where soils and monsoon skies conspire to coax uncommon beauty from mineral and time. No enhancement and untouched by human heat, this sapphire arrives whole, as nature intended, a story unaltered, certified and true, and offered with the confidence and provenance of The Natural Sapphire Company.
In the quiet language of the gem market, every feature of this sapphire speaks to its investment potential. Untreated sapphires from Ceylon are among the most sought after by collectors and connoisseurs, because natural color without enhancement is scarce, and scarcity is a first language of value. The combination of an intense purplish pink tone, a substantial 1.75 carat weight, and a radiant cut that magnifies brilliance, creates a confluence of rarity and desirability. Certification by GIA provides a clear and trusted record, elevating liquidity and trust for future resale or estate transfer. Historically, fine colored gemstones, particularly those with documented origin and untreated status, have shown steady appreciation as collectors shift their focus toward singular, storied gems that offer both aesthetic delight and provenance. The sapphire s hard resilience, ranking nine on Mohs nine scale, means it moves through lives and generations with the kind of endurance that builds legend and value, and the excellent polish and very slightly included clarity help ensure that it glows now and will keep glowing for decades to come.
Owning this purplish pink sapphire is to hold a miniature landscape of time and place, a Ceylon morning folded into a jewel, and it is also a measured act of stewardship for a tangible asset that is likely to gain favor and value as connoisseurship deepens. For sentimental buyers this gem becomes an heirloom, for collectors it becomes a rare node in a curated portfolio, and for prudent investors it becomes a differentiated holding that benefits from the increasing appetite for natural, ethically sourced gemstones. The Natural Sapphire Company stands ready to guide you through the particulars of this stone, to provide its certified history, and to discuss how pieces like this have performed within the broader market of fine colored gems. In an age where mass production can erase the human story, an untreated radiant sapphire from Ceylon offers both romance and rigor, a luminous balance of heart and market sense, an investment that feels like falling in love and like securing something of enduring worth at the same time.





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