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2.08 Ct. Purplish Pink Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | P5160 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.7 Width: 6.54 Height: 4.08 |
Weight: | 2.08 Ct. |
Color: help | Purplish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $3,608 |
This GIA certified, transparent purplish pink sapphire weighs 2.08 carats and is presented in an elegant oval shape, measuring 8.70 by 6.54 by 4.08 millimeters, with a faceted, mixed brilliant cut, very very slightly included clarity as evaluated at eye level, intense color intensity, and an excellent polish. This stone has been heat treated, a standard and stable enhancement that has been fully disclosed, and its documented origin is Ceylon, Sri Lanka. The GIA certificate that accompanies this gem confirms the identity, carat weight, measurements, cut description, clarity evaluation, and the disclosed enhancement, providing an objective reference for collectors and buyers seeking verifiable provenance and technical detail. At face value this sapphire combines an attractive weight for its dimensions with a color that reads as purplish pink rather than leaning fully to either pink or violet, a nuance that enhances its appeal to buyers who value subtlety and complexity in hue.
Color is the primary driver of value in colored gemstones, and this purplish pink sapphire offers an intense saturation that communicates richness without appearing overly dark, allowing excellent light return from its mixed brilliant facet arrangement. The mixed brilliant cut is designed to maximize scintillation and brilliancy across the crown facets while retaining depth of color in the pavilion, producing lively flash and overall visual balance. The clarity grade reported as very very slightly included at eye level indicates that inclusions are minimal and not apparent to the naked eye under normal viewing conditions, a significant advantage compared with stones that require constant magnification to appear clean. The excellent polish enhances facet symmetry and light performance, while the transparent body color ensures strong light transmission, all of which contribute to an attractive presence that reads as both lively and refined when set in jewelry.
From a gemological and market perspective this stone is positioned very well, particularly given its Ceylon origin, which is historically esteemed for producing vivid, satiny sapphires with a characteristic brightness, and for yielding stones that respond well to careful cutting. The GIA report provides independent verification, which enhances market confidence and simplifies resale or appraisal processes, since verified attributes reduce uncertainty for educated buyers. Heat treatment, when disclosed and executed correctly, is a widely accepted enhancement that stabilizes and accentuates desirable color and does not detract from long term stability when the stone is handled normally. For collectors and sophisticated purchasers the combination of intense color, eye level clarity, professional cutting, and a reputable origin delivers a balance of aesthetic appeal and investment quality, and it is precisely this combination that The Natural Sapphire Company seeks to present transparently to our clients.
Durability is an important consideration for any gemstone intended for regular wear, and corundum, the mineral species to which sapphire belongs, rates at nine on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, second only to diamond, which rates at ten. To put that into context, common jewelry minerals such as quartz score seven and topaz scores eight, so a sapphire at nine is substantially more resistant to surface scratches and abrasion than those stones, making it an excellent choice for engagement rings and everyday pieces. Hardness is not the sole determinant of toughness or resistance to fracture, so thoughtful setting design and proper protective mounting remain recommended to guard against sharp impacts, but the high Mohs rating means that normal incidental contact with household surfaces or keys is far less likely to mar the surface when compared with softer gems. If you would like to review the GIA certificate, examine detailed images, or discuss mounting options that optimize both aesthetics and protection, our specialists at The Natural Sapphire Company are available to assist, providing full disclosure and personalized guidance to ensure this purplish pink sapphire meets your expectations and serves as a lasting and beautiful addition to your collection.





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