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2.00 Ct. Pink Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S8703 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.39 Width: 6.26 Height: 4.21 |
Weight: | 2.00 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $2,035 |
This GIA certified pink sapphire presents a rare convergence of weight, color, and origin that is uncommon in the current market. At 2.00 carats the gem occupies a size bracket where saturation and clarity typically become more difficult to find without treatment, yet this specimen combines a substantial weight with an intense pink hue and no enhancement. Originating from Ceylon Sri Lanka this sapphire carries the geological signature associated with some of the finest pinks in the trade, and the GIA report confirms its natural, untreated status. For connoisseurs who prioritize provenance and natural color, this stone stands out, and its satin bright tone and even saturation give it the visual impact more often seen in larger, treated material. At The Natural Sapphire Company we emphasize traceability and laboratory verification, and this piece exemplifies that commitment to quality.
From a cutting and proportion perspective the gem is fashioned in an oval outline measuring 8.39 x 6.26 x 4.21 millimeters, yielding an overall depth of 57.5 percent relative to the average diameter. The cutter employed a mixed brilliant faceting scheme, integrating table and crown facets designed for maximum scintillation with a pavilion configuration that encourages strong return of light to the observer. Mixed brilliant cuts on oval outlines are especially effective at balancing face up color and brilliance, because the pavilion facets create a controlled interplay between internal reflection and dispersion while the crown facets modulate flash and overall light return. The proportions here have been executed to maintain a full face up presence, avoiding the windowing that can desaturate color in shallow cuts, while still preserving lively patterning across the surface. The dimensions and facet architecture make this gem an excellent choice for settings where both color and sparkle are required.
Clarity assessment recorded as very slightly included evaluated at eye level indicates the internal features are minor and generally not visible without magnification, or when visible they do not detract from the gem’s visual performance. In sapphires this grade typically corresponds to the presence of very small pinpoint crystals, subtle silk, or healed fissures that are stable and do not affect durability. Because this stone is transparent and displays excellent light transmission the few internal attributes it contains do not obscure the color or brilliance, and they can be considered part of the gem’s natural fingerprint. The combination of very slightly included clarity with intense color is technically significant, because higher saturation often coexists with increased inclusion content in corundum. The fact that this sapphire exhibits both intense hue and relatively minor internal features enhances its rarity and desirability among collectors and fine jewelry designers.
The surface finish and overall craftsmanship are of note, with an excellent polish that ensures facet junctions read crisp and surfaces remain highly reflective. A superior polish reduces light leakage from surface abrasion and micro chipping, and it contributes directly to the perceived depth and vivacity of the color. The mixed brilliant cut was executed with attention to symmetry, resulting in consistent facet alignment that produces coherent flashes and an even color appearance when viewed face up. Because the stone is untreated, the polish and cut are the primary craftsmen interventions used to maximize the natural color and brilliance, making the lapidary work critical to the final aesthetic. In practical terms this gem will sit well in a range of settings, from a solitaire ring where the oval outline elongates the finger, to a halo pendant where the intense pink will read vividly against small accent diamonds. The dimensions lend themselves to classic mountings while preserving a balanced profile.
As a GIA certified, untreated 2.00 carat pink sapphire from Ceylon with intense color, very slightly included clarity evaluated at eye level, mixed brilliant oval faceting, and excellent polish, this piece represents a rare offering within its category. At The Natural Sapphire Company we provide full documentation and are available to discuss bespoke mounting options that respect the stone’s provenance and optical strengths. Collectors who seek natural, untreated color in a meaningful size will appreciate the scarcity of such combinations in the market, and designers will value the stability and visual weight this gem delivers. We can supply the GIA report, detailed photography under multiple lighting conditions, and guidance on setting choices to ensure the sapphire performs optimally in the final jewelry design.





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