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2.65 Ct. Pinkish Brown Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S19665 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.4 Width: 7.26 Height: 4.47 |
Weight: | 2.65 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Brown |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $2,775 |
This pear shape pinkish brown sapphire from Ceylon is a rare and elegant example of natural color and craftsmanship, offered by The Natural Sapphire Company. Weighing 2.65 carats and measuring 11.40 by 7.26 by 4.47 mm, this gem presents a refined silhouette that flatters both classic and contemporary settings. The mixed brilliant cut combines a faceted crown designed for radiance with a pavilion that returns light with lively scintillation, and the excellent polish brings mirror like surfaces that accentuate every facet. With a clarity grade of very slightly included evaluated at eye level, the stone maintains transparent appeal while showing the character that natural sapphires possess. This sapphire has medium color intensity, and because it is unenhanced, its pinkish brown hue is entirely natural, reflecting the unique geologic conditions of Sri Lanka where it formed.
When you compare brilliance and light performance to more common gemstones, the distinctive optical behavior of this Ceylon sapphire stands out. Compared with commercial brown topaz or quartz, this sapphire offers a higher refractive index and greater resistance to abrasion, which translates into sharper facet junctions and longer lasting brilliance. Against garnet, which can show deep color but often lacks lively dispersion, this sapphire gives a more nuanced play of light, with flashes that shift between warm pink, copper, and brown as the gem moves. Versus many mass market sapphires that are heat treated to homogenize color, this unenhanced stone retains a natural depth and complexity of tone that interacts with light in more organic ways. Even when set against diamonds, known for their fire and brightness, this sapphire offers a different kind of visual appeal, one that favors warm, multi tonal brilliance over the white fire of a colorless stone, making it ideal for those seeking a statement that is refined and quietly bold.
Clarity plays a crucial role in perceived brilliance, and the very slightly included grade of this sapphire is an advantage when contrasted with stones that have obvious surface reaching flaws. The inclusions here do not obscure transparency at typical viewing distances, so light travels through the gem with minimal interruption, maximizing face up brightness. The mixed brilliant cut further amplifies light return, because the facet geometry creates contrasting light and dark areas that enhance scintillation, which is a key contributor to what the eye reads as sparkle. The excellent polish ensures that each facet boundary acts as an effective mirror, so the gem flashes cleanly rather than scattering light. Because the sapphire is unenhanced, the polish and cut are the primary determinants of brilliance, rather than any post growth treatments, and that purity in presentation gives collectors and wearers confidence in both aesthetic and enduring value.
As a piece from The Natural Sapphire Company this gem is positioned for discerning buyers who value provenance, natural color, and superior cutting. Compared with many commercial alternatives, this 2.65 carat pear sapphire combines uncommon color, natural state, and skilled cutting to deliver a piece that reads as both luxurious and individual. Its warm pinkish brown palette pairs beautifully with rose gold to emphasize the rosy notes, and with yellow gold to highlight the deeper brown tones, while white gold or platinum will present the gem as a warm focal point contrasted against cool metal. For bespoke engagement or a signature ring, the pear shape lends itself to elongating the finger and concentrating light at the tip for dramatic effect. If you seek a sapphire that offers a more complex and personal kind of brilliance than the familiar blue stones or mass produced color treated gems, this Ceylon sapphire is a compelling choice, and The Natural Sapphire Company is ready to advise on settings, certifications, and how best to showcase its natural beauty.





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