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1.93 Ct. Purplish Pink Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S11737 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.26 Width: 6.96 Height: 4.11 |
Weight: | 1.93 Ct. |
Color: help | Purplish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Light |
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 | $1,072 |
This exquisite transparent purplish pink sapphire weighs 1.93 carats, and presents an elegant oval silhouette with dimensions of 8.26 by 6.96 by 4.11 millimeters, a proportion that balances presence and wearability. Cut in a mixed brilliant style, the pavilion employs faceting that optimizes scintillation while the crown retains larger facets that soften the color, resulting in lively fire and a pleasing, even appearance across the table. The color intensity is described as light, which in a purplish pink tone from Ceylon offers a delicate, romantic hue that is versatile for many types of jewelry, from a classic solitaire to an intricate halo setting. The polish on this sapphire is excellent, producing sharp facet junctions and strong light return, and importantly, the stone is unenhanced, meaning it has never been subjected to heat treatment or other alterations, preserving its natural lattice, color distribution, and inclusions as they formed in the earth. The origin of this sapphire is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a source renowned for producing sapphires with exceptional clarity and nuanced pastel and pink tones, and The Natural Sapphire Company is proud to present this gem with full provenance and transparent information about its characteristics.
Clarity has been graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a practical and buyer oriented assessment that reflects how the gem appears in normal viewing conditions. In practice this means that the stone has small, naturally occurring inclusions that are visible only to a careful eye at close range, they do not interrupt the beauty, color, or performance of the gem, and they often contribute to the stone s individuality and visual depth. The mixed brilliant cut enhances the appearance of clarity by distributing light through multiple small facets on the pavilion, which can break up or mask minor inclusions and create lively scintillation that draws attention to the color and brilliance rather than the internal features. For an educated buyer, this grade represents an excellent balance between transparency, natural character, and value, especially in a near two carat size with exceptional polish and a pleasing oval outline that suits most ring settings without appearing bulky.
The inclusions present in this purplish pink Ceylon sapphire are not flaws in the way industrial defects would be, rather they are distinctive signatures that tell the gem s geological story and provide a fingerprint for identification and provenance. Typical of Sri Lankan sapphires, the internal features may include fine silk like needle rutile, tiny crystal inclusions, and subtle growth zoning that records the conditions of crystallization. The silk can appear as a fine, soft veil that diffuses light and adds a silky glow to the color, while minute crystals and fingerprint like liquid inclusions create pinpoints of refractive contrast that give the surface of the table an inner sparkle when viewed under magnification. These microscopic features can also reveal whether a stone is natural and untreated, because their morphology and distribution align with the growth patterns associated with Ceylon geology. For collectors and connoisseurs, such inclusions are highly desirable, because they authenticate the gem s natural origins, create individual character, and often improve the perceived depth and richness of color by scattering light within the crystal.
For the informed buyer or designer, this 1.93 carat purplish pink sapphire represents a rare combination of desirable attributes, and it is precisely the natural, unenhanced condition and geographic origin that add premium appeal. Unheated sapphires of this size and pleasing color from Ceylon are uncommon, and the very slightly included clarity grade ensures that the gem reads as transparent to the naked eye while retaining its natural story under magnification. The excellent polish and thoughtful mixed brilliant cut make it adaptable to many settings, providing both brilliance and durable facet structure for everyday wear, and its dimensions will sit comfortably as a central stone in ring designs or as a prominent element in a pendant. At The Natural Sapphire Company we emphasize provenance and detailed reporting, and we can provide additional imagery, magnified views, and consultation on settings that best enhance the purplish pink hue while protecting the stone. For buyers seeking a responsibly sourced, naturally beautiful, and investment worthy sapphire with an unmistakable internal signature, this gem offers both aesthetic pleasure and the reassuring evidence of natural formation.





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