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1.88 Ct. Pink Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S11738 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.91 Width: 6.04 Height: 4.66 |
Weight: | 1.88 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Faint |
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 | $910 |
One beautiful transparent 1.88 carat oval pink sapphire awaits, a gemstone that speaks softly and confidently with its refined proportions and natural origin. Weighing 1.88 carats and measuring 7.91 by 6.04 by 4.66 millimeters, this gem carries the elegant silhouette of an oval shape that flatters the hand and maximizes visual spread. The mixed brilliant cut has been applied to balance lively scintillation with face up color, and the excellent polish ensures every facet returns light with crisp flash and lively return. Clarity has been graded as very slightly included evaluated at eye level, which means the stone is essentially eye clean and the minor inclusions act as a fingerprint of natural formation rather than a distraction. The color is a faint pink intensity that embodies the delicate, romantic tones prized in Ceylon sapphires, and most importantly this piece has no enhancement, a pure natural sapphire from Ceylon Sri Lanka that carries the story of geological time in every facet. At The Natural Sapphire Company we prioritize stones like this for collectors and clients who want an authentic, untreated gem with provenance and character.
When comparing this natural Ceylon pink sapphire to lab grown stones, several clear advantages emerge for the buyer who values rarity and individuality. Lab grown sapphires can offer consistent color and exceptional clarity at a lower price, but that consistency is precisely what makes them different from natural gems. Natural sapphires form under unique conditions over millions of years, and the trace elements and microscopic inclusions that appear during that process create color nuances and optical signatures that cannot be perfectly replicated in a laboratory. The very slightly included clarity of this 1.88 carat stone is not a flaw in the way an industrial imperfection might be, but a hallmark of authenticity, a visual record that ties the gem to its Ceylon origin. Furthermore, the fact that this sapphire is untreated enhances its desirability, because many natural sapphires on the market have been heat treated to improve color and clarity. An untreated, natural Ceylon sapphire offers a story of origin and an unaltered beauty that lab grown stones cannot claim.
Beyond story and rarity, there are practical considerations that favor a natural sapphire for long term value and personal significance. For collectors and those purchasing an engagement gem, natural untreated stones often hold value more consistently over time because their supply is limited and their provenance can be documented. Lab grown stones are reproducible and scalable, and while that makes them accessible, it also makes them less likely to appreciate as unique possessions. The mixed brilliant cut of this sapphire has been selected to maximize both fire and face up color, so even at a faint color intensity the stone reads with pleasing pink presence in most lighting conditions. The excellent polish enhances light performance so the gem sparkles readily without looking artificially perfect, which is an aesthetic many buyers prefer in a meaningful piece. The oval shape offers an elongated look on the finger, creating the appearance of greater size and an elegant profile. At 1.88 carats this sapphire offers a striking balance between presence and wearability, suitable for an engagement ring, an heirloom pendant, or a centerpiece for bespoke jewelry.
Choosing a natural sapphire from Ceylon Sri Lanka through The Natural Sapphire Company means selecting a gem backed by expertise, ethical sourcing and careful documentation. Ceylon has a long history of producing some of the world most admired sapphires, known for their light to medium pastel tones and lively, transparent appearance, and this example illustrates that tradition with its transparent body and soft pink hue. We provide detailed information about each stone so you can make an informed decision, and we offer guidance on settings that will best complement the mixed brilliant cut and the faint pink color, whether you prefer a halo setting to amplify presence or a simple solitaire to highlight the gem itself. Natural gemstones carry a narrative that connects wearer to origin, to earth, and to craft, and that narrative is part of the long lasting value a natural, untreated Ceylon sapphire brings. If you are comparing options in the market consider not just price but provenance, rarity, long term desirability, and the emotional resonance of an authentic natural gem, and let The Natural Sapphire Company help you find the right stone that will become a treasured piece for years to come.





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