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1.10 Ct. Purple Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Nov 21
Item ID: | S37906 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.14 Width: 5.9 Height: 3.79 |
Weight: | 1.10 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $727 |
One beautiful transparent 1.10 carat round shape purple sapphire awaits, presented by The Natural Sapphire Company, and it is a gem that combines classic form with modern cutting precision. The stone measures 6.14 by 5.90 by 3.79 mm, and is faceted in a mixed brilliant cut that marries the scintillating power of brilliant facets with the depth and clarity of precision pavilion work. With a clarity grading of slightly included evaluated at eye level, the inclusions are discreet, natural signatures that do not diminish the gem when set, and they often serve as a practical indicator of authenticity compared with flawless synthetics. The medium color intensity gives the sapphire a rich and wearable purple hue, neither flat nor overly dark, and the excellent polish assures that each facet edge is silky smooth, allowing unimpeded interaction with light. This sapphire has been heat treated, a common and stable enhancement that improves color and clarity while remaining widely accepted in the trade, and its origin in Ceylon Sri Lanka brings the desirable character associated with that storied source.
The geometric faceting of this round sapphire is the reason it outperforms many other stones in everyday lighting. The mixed brilliant cut uses a carefully calculated crown of brilliant facets that capture and break incoming light into a lively display of brilliance, while the pavilion geometry is optimized to return that light through the crown rather than letting it leak away. Compared with simple step cuts or poorly executed faceting found in mass market stones, the mixed brilliant approach maximizes scintillation and fire without sacrificing depth or saturation. The symmetry and precise facet junctions of this stone create predictable and dramatic light patterns, so when the gem moves it flashes consistently and attractively. The excellent polish enhances each facet face, removing micro abrasions that would otherwise scatter light and reduce snap, and this combination of precision angles and superior finishing elevates this sapphire above many similar sized gems that suffer from dullness or uneven light performance.
Color and clarity are balanced in a way that appeals to both connoisseurs and those buying their first fine sapphire. The medium intensity purple is versatile, working equally well in classic engagement rings as in contemporary pendants and bespoke designs. Compared with very dark stones that can look small and lifeless in certain lights, this sapphire maintains brightness while still conveying depth and presence. Slightly included clarity at an eye level grading signals that the stone is naturally formed, and those minute inclusions often add character, acting as private fingerprints that prove natural origin, especially compared with lab grown alternatives. Heat treatment is industry standard, especially for sapphires from Sri Lanka, and in this case it has been applied with expertise to accentuate the stone s best color and clarity attributes without over alteration. The Ceylon provenance contributes to the gem s desirability, Sri Lankan sapphires being known for their lively, velvety tones and for producing colors that photograph and refract beautifully under a range of light sources.
When you compare this specific sapphire to other market offerings, the advantages become clear, both in terms of visual performance and long term value. Many competitors sell stones that appear similar on paper but lack the careful faceting that makes light performance exceptional, or they offer stones with heavy enhancements or uncertain origin. This 1.10 carat round purple sapphire combines natural Ceylon origin, professional heat enhancement, a mixed brilliant faceting scheme, and an excellent polish, creating a gem that is ready to become a focal point in a fine piece of jewelry. The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind this stone with expertise and service, and we can advise on settings that will enhance its geometric brilliance, such as medium to low profile mounts that allow light access to the pavilion, or white metal settings that emphasize the gem s bright flashes. For buyers seeking a balance of beauty, natural authenticity, and lasting wearability, this sapphire is an outstanding choice, performing with more fire and presence than mass market alternatives, and offering the subtle natural hallmarks that collectors and everyday owners both appreciate.





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