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2.53 Ct. Pink Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S30133 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.24 Width: 5.91 Height: 4.65 |
Weight: | 2.53 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,619 |
This 2.53 carat, transparent, emerald cut pink sapphire from Ceylon, offered by The Natural Sapphire Company, presents a refined balance of size and subtle color, with dimensions of 9.24 by 5.91 by 4.65 millimeters. The stone is graded as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, and it shows a light color intensity that leans toward a delicate and fresh pink. The piece is untreated, with no enhancement, and it has an excellent polish that preserves the crispness of its facet planes. These objective characteristics define the sapphire as a natural, high quality material suitable for an elegant center gem, where the purity of tone and the honesty of origin are primary attributes.
The emerald cut geometry plays a central role in how this sapphire interacts with light, producing a type of sparkle that is distinct from that of brilliant cut stones. Unlike many round or mixed cuts that rely on numerous small facets to create a dispersed scintillation, the emerald cut uses a series of broad, parallel step facets on the crown and pavilion that produce extended flashes of light and a hall of mirrors effect. The large table facet in the center acts as a window that reveals the interior clarity and color of the sapphire, while the stepped crown and pavilion facets create reflections that travel across the stone in linear bands. The refractive index of corundum, which ranges approximately between 1.762 and 1.770, ensures a strong return of light from those facet planes, and although the material has modest dispersion relative to diamond, the facet architecture of the emerald cut emphasizes controlled reflection and contrast rather than chromatic fire. The result is a measured and sophisticated brilliance, an evenness of light distribution, and an optical depth that reads as a highly polished, mirror like luster.
Clarity and polish further enhance the optical performance of this gem, with the very very slightly included grade indicating that internal features are minimal and do not interrupt the pathway of light across the larger step facets. Because the emerald cut exposes the interior of the stone more directly than faceted brilliant cuts, low inclusion content is particularly important for maintaining uniform flashes and uninterrupted reflective planes. The excellent polish produces sharp facet junctions and smooth plane surfaces, which reduce light scatter at the surfaces and increase internal light return. The proportions realized in this specific example, with its 9.24 millimeter length and the corresponding width and depth, create an ideal balance between surface area and pavilion depth, favoring efficient light return without creating overly dark or overly shallow zones. In practice this balance generates lively, elongated flashes when the stone is moved, and a stable, symmetrical play of light when it is viewed face on, reinforcing the emerald cut character and preserving the perceived size and color saturation.
For practical use in finished jewelry, the structural characteristics of this pink sapphire translate into a gemstone that reads larger than its weight might suggest, due to the broad table and elongated profile, and that offers a refined type of sparkle suited to elegant, restrained settings. When mounted as a ring or pendant, the stone will display linear bands of brightness that complement simplified metalwork, and its light color intensity will coordinate well with white and rose metals or with surrounding accent stones. The untreated origin of Ceylon contributes to its market provenance and to the expected tonal qualities associated with Sri Lankan sapphires, which commonly present appealing pastel to medium saturations and a pleasing overall clarity. The Natural Sapphire Company provides this gem with full disclosure of its measurements, clarity assessment, polish grade, enhancement status, and origin, allowing a purchaser to evaluate both the aesthetic and technical merits of the stone. In sum, the emerald cut geometry, the natural corundum structure, the careful proportions, and the superior polish converge in this 2.53 carat pink sapphire to create a controlled, mirror like sparkle that is distinctive and highly desirable for refined jewelry applications.





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