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33.97 Ct. Yellow Sapphire Crystal from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by May 9
Item ID: | S37960 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 30.03 Width: 8.12 Height: 7.04 |
Weight: | 33.97 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Various |
Cut: | Rough Crystal |
Cutting style: | Crystal |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
This translucent yellow sapphire presents as a singular specimen weighing 33.97 carats, offered in a various shape form with precise dimensions of 30.03 x 8.12 x 7.04 mm. The cutting style is a rough crystal cut that preserves much of the stone s original crystalline outline while delivering an even and excellent polish across its surfaces. Clarity is classified as slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a condition that allows the stone to retain strong presence and character without masking its inherent translucency. Color intensity is medium, a measured tone of yellow that responds gracefully to light, and the stone has not undergone any enhancement, reflecting its natural state from source to gem. Origin has been determined as Ceylon Sri Lanka, and this provenance is consistent with regional gemological characteristics and the visual attributes observed by our gemologists at The Natural Sapphire Company.
The narrative of this sapphire begins deep within the Earth s crust millions of years ago, in a geologic environment shaped by tectonic convergence and prolonged metamorphism. In Sri Lanka, aluminous protoliths and carbonate rocks were subjected to elevated pressures and temperatures during orogenic events, conditions that promoted recrystallization and the mobilization of elements within metamorphic layers. Aluminum rich environments provided the fundamental chemistry for corundum to form, while trace concentrations of iron were incorporated into the crystal lattice and ultimately imparted the yellow hue during growth. Over extended intervals, hydrothermal fluids and metasomatic processes facilitated the transport and concentration of components, allowing well formed crystal faces to develop. The slow cooling and steady conditions favored the growth of relatively large corundum crystals, some retaining elongated and irregular habits that reflect fluctuating growth rates and episodic changes in the local chemistry. Subsequent uplift and erosion released these crystals from their primary host rocks, and natural transport processes sorted and rounded them or preserved their crystalline outlines, depending on the depositional history, before they were discovered and recovered.
From a gemological and practical standpoint this sapphire offers a distinctive combination of substantial carat weight and unenhanced natural character. The various shape and rough crystal cut convey a raw yet refined aesthetic, where the stone s translucency and medium yellow tone interact with the excellent polish to produce measurable brilliance and surface luster. Slight inclusions, visible at eye level, are consistent with natural formation and provide internal features that confirm its authenticity and geological story. The dimensions lend themselves to bespoke jewelry design where the stone can be set to highlight its length and tapered profile, or mounted in a way that balances symmetry and the stone s original crystal character. No heat treatment or other enhancement has been applied, a condition that preserves original trace element chemistry and ensures predictable stability in color and appearance over time. Documentation relating to origin and the gemological assessment accompanies the stone, reflecting the standards of sourcing and description maintained by The Natural Sapphire Company.





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