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0.90 Ct. Purple Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Sep 11
Item ID: | S39449 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.76 Width: 4.63 Height: 3.22 |
Weight: | 0.90 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
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 | $300 |
This exquisite transparent purple sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company weighs 0.90 carat, and is cut into an elegant pear shape with dimensions of 7.76 by 4.63 by 3.22 millimeters, a mixed brilliant cut, a clarity grade of very slightly included at eye level, intense color intensity, and an excellent polish, and it is wholly untreated, originating from Ceylon Sri Lanka. Right away this gemstone sets itself apart from more common purple stones on the market, because its color is intense and natural rather than induced, and because its transparency is such that light moves freely through the crystal body before being artfully redirected by the cutter into the viewer s eye. Where many amethysts and lower grade sapphires can appear cloudy or flat in light, this sapphire holds saturation and transparency simultaneously, producing a depth of color that reads both rich and lively, so it feels more like a rare collector gem than a mass produced parcel piece. The pear silhouette gives a contemporary yet timeless profile that flatters a variety of settings, and the near one carat weight offers a substantial presence without overwhelming daily wearability, making it a smart choice for engagement rings, pendants, or bespoke heirloom pieces.
The sparkle of this stone is a direct result of its internal structure and the precision of the mixed brilliant cut, and that structural story is what separates this sapphire from ordinary material. In mixed brilliant cutting the crown is faceted to disperse incoming light across many small planes, producing a lively play of flashes, while the pavilion is proportioned and angled to internally reflect and return that light through the table with maximum brilliance and contrast. The facets act like a carefully arranged series of mirrors and windows, each plane tuned in relation to the others so that light enters, scatters into spectral flashes, and then recombines into bright, scintillating points that dance as the gem moves. Because this sapphire is very slightly included only at eye level, the tiny natural features are minute enough that they do not interrupt the main light pathways, so the stone maintains strong internal reflection and scintillation, unlike more heavily included stones where light leaks or becomes diffused. The excellent polish means each facet surface is microscopically smooth, preventing stray scattering that dulls sparkle, and the cutter s restraint in preserving weight while achieving ideal pavilion depth and crown angles gives this pear shape a luminous balance that most commercial cuts cannot match.
When compared to similar offerings on the market, this sapphire presents exceptional value and uniqueness, particularly because it is natural, unenhanced, and Ceylon in origin, provenance that collectors and connoisseurs prize for its characteristic lively hues and clarity profile. Many market alternatives rely on heat treatments or other enhancements to improve color and clarity, or they are synthetic or lower grade material that cannot command the same longevity or resale value, and these treatments can also alter the way light interacts with the crystal lattice leading to a different, often less pleasing, type of brilliance. In contrast this gem s untreated status preserves the original interplay between crystal structure and light, giving a kind of vibrancy that can be felt rather than merely seen. The pear shape combined with a mixed brilliant cutting strategy produces a visual effect that is simultaneously fiery and refined, and because The Natural Sapphire Company sources and photographs each gem with rigorous grading standards and clear documentation, buyers gain the confidence of provenance, optical performance, and long term value. For someone seeking a purple sapphire that outshines typical market options in sparkle, structural integrity, and authenticity, this 0.90 carat Ceylon pear sapphire offers a rare combination of natural beauty and expert cutting that makes it a superior choice.





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