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3.45 Ct. White Rough Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | CR2299 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 15.5 Width: 5.3 Height: 4.5 |
Weight: | 3.45 Ct. |
Color: help | White |
Color intensity: help | Colorless |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Rough |
Cut: | N/A |
Cutting style: | N/A |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $10 |
One beautiful translucent 3.45 carat white sapphire, presented in its natural rough shape, measures 15.50 x 5.30 x 4.50 mm, no cut, included clarity grade evaluated at eye level, colorless color intensity, excellent polish, no enhancement, origin Ceylon Sri Lanka, offered by The Natural Sapphire Company. From the first glance this sapphire announces its provenance, with the soft, luminous body typical of Sri Lankan sapphires and a translucency that hints at the gem within. The piece is uncut and retains the integrity of its natural form, which means you are acquiring the exact material that would yield a larger finished stone if you choose to have it faceted, or a singular, raw focal element if you prefer contemporary artisan jewelry. The included clarity is visible at eye level, providing natural character without diminishing the gem quality, and the excellent surface polish indicates careful handling and preparation by experienced hands at every stage.
Compared to the many market alternatives, this Ceylon white sapphire stands apart for several reasons. Many white sapphires on the market are heat treated or undergo clarity enhancements to improve apparent color and reduce visible inclusions, and laboratory created stones are now common and very consistent, yet lacking natural origin. This sapphire is untreated, a pure, natural material, which is increasingly valued by collectors and connoisseurs who seek authenticity and provenance. Versus smaller and fully faceted white sapphires that are heavily included or have their weight sacrificed to achieve symmetry, this rough piece preserves carat weight and potential, giving a buyer the option to decide how best to realize value. Where some commercial white sapphires compete on price alone, this gem competes on rarity, origin, and versatility, and those factors often translate into stronger long term desirability and resale prospects.
Owning this sapphire is an investment in beauty and craftsmanship in several tangible ways. First, the stone is a durable, high hardness material that will wear for generations, which is a fundamental component of jewelry investment. Second, its untreated nature and Ceylon origin confer a premium in a market that increasingly rewards rarity and clear provenance, so the additional value is not merely aesthetic, it is verifiable. Third, the piece invites skilled craftsmanship, whether you elect to have it cut into a fine colorless gemstone that maximizes brilliance and clarity, or to have it set in a bespoke design that celebrates its raw, organic silhouette. Commissioning a cutter or a jeweler to transform this 3.45 carat rough sapphire allows you to guide decisions that influence the final carat weight, cut quality, and overall design, meaning your investment buys both material and bespoke artistry.
When you acquire this white sapphire through The Natural Sapphire Company you gain access to expertise and a lineage of sourcing that many mass market sellers cannot match. Our knowledge of Ceylon deposits, our relationships with skilled lapidaries, and our commitment to transparent, no enhancement sourcing make this gem an excellent choice for collectors, designers, and discerning buyers. The sapphire can be held as a rare specimen that tells the story of its origin, or it can be transformed into a centerpiece that showcases traditional lapidary skill and contemporary design. In either case, you are investing in a tangible object of beauty that marries natural rarity with human craftsmanship, and that combination is the hallmark of enduring value.



























