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0.79 Ct. Greyish Blue Star Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | S44108 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.27 Width: 5.13 Height: 2.83 |
Weight: | 0.79 Ct. |
Color: help | Greyish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $127 |
Star appearance: | 2-4 Ray, Strong Star Appearance |
There are gemstones, and then there are moments of rarity that arrive only occasionally, when nature and the hands of a master cutter collaborate to produce something truly exceptional, and this translucent 0.79 carat greyish blue star sapphire is one of those moments. Presented by The Natural Sapphire Company, this gem is not a mass produced item, it is an intimate find for the collector who understands that true rarity is defined by provenance, natural character, and the absence of artificial intervention. From the moment light first meets its surface, this sapphire announces itself with a gentle, celestial whisper rather than a shout, a quiet authority that will resonate with anyone who seeks a jewel that speaks of history, of craft, and of the unassailable elegance that only natural, untreated gemstones can offer.
Measured precisely and thoughtfully by our gemologists, this round shape star sapphire weighs 0.79 carat, measuring 5.27 by 5.13 by 2.83 millimeters, and it has been shaped into a classic cabochon to reveal the singular phenomenon it harbors. The stone is translucent, allowing a soft diffusion of light through its greyish blue body color, and it registers a light color intensity that lends an ethereal quality rather than overpowering saturation. At eye level the clarity is graded as very very slightly included, a mark of exceptional material for a star sapphire, and the polish is excellent, which is essential to the crisp presentation of the six ray star. Crucially, this star sapphire is untreated, no enhancement, and it hails from Ceylon Sri Lanka, a region that has produced some of the most celebrated and sought after sapphires in history. Each of these technical details matters, because they are the difference between a common gem and a rare, museum worthy treasure.
When you set this star sapphire beside more common gemstones the distinctions become immediately evident, not in a way that seeks to diminish other stones, but in the way that reveals a unique optical theater. Faceted sapphires, rubies, and diamonds rely on precise cutting and internal clarity to return and refract light, creating fire and brilliance through numerous polished facets. This star sapphire, by contrast, creates its spectacle through asterism, a luminous star that appears to glide across its surface as the stone moves, born from oriented needle like inclusions rather than the absence of them. While a diamond will glitter with scintillation, and a faceted sapphire will flash with deep color and brilliance, the star sapphire offers a more rare and poetic show, a central star that seems to float within the gem, anchored by translucent body color and elevated by an exceptional cabochon cut. The very very slightly included clarity enhances rather than detracts from the effect, because the internal structure that produces the star is a feature that adds provenance and story, it is proof of the natural forces that crafted this stone over geological time. The light color intensity of the greyish blue hue gives the star a soft stage to perform on, creating a refined contrast that is subtle and sophisticated, whereas more common stones often pursue intensity and saturation rather than the delicate balance of tone and optical phenomena that defines this piece.
Owning this star sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company is to claim membership in a small circle of connoisseurs who appreciate the rare interplay of origin, natural condition, and superior cutting skill. This gem is ideal for a bespoke ring, a private pendant, or a collector presentation piece, each setting able to celebrate the star and protect its cabochon profile. Because it is entirely natural and unenhanced, it holds its value differently from treated material, and because of its Ceylon origin and meticulous polish, it carries the pedigree that discriminating buyers seek. We suggest settings that allow the star to be viewed and admired, a classic solitaire mounting with a subtle halo for daytime visibility, or a closed back bezel that will accentuate the star under varied lighting conditions, but the ultimate design decision rests with the owner who will be joining a lineage of jewelry patrons who choose rarity over replication. This is a single stone, one exquisite example, not a repeatable SKU, and for that reason it is presented to a select few whose appreciation for natural beauty surpasses the ordinary.
If you are seeking a gem that stands apart from the mainstream, that offers a daily reminder of the extraordinary processes of the earth, and that communicates quiet prestige without ostentation, this translucent 0.79 carat round greyish blue star sapphire is exactly that rare find. As stewards of exceptional stones, The Natural Sapphire Company ensures that each detail is verified by experienced gem specialists, from the measurements to the unenhanced origin, so that when you choose this sapphire you are choosing authenticity, rarity, and a piece that will be cherished as an heirloom. Availability is inherently limited, because genuine natural star sapphires of this size, clarity, and origin are uncommon, and when they are cut and polished to this standard they rarely remain on the market for long. For collectors and clients who understand the language of fine gems, this sapphire offers a singular opportunity to own a living fragment of the earth, a luminous star captured in stone, a jewel that will remain a conversation piece and a personal symbol of discerning taste.





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