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0.63 Ct. Bi Color / Parti Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | S36462 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.39 Width: 5.37 Height: 3.09 |
Weight: | 0.63 Ct. |
Color: help | Bi Color / Parti |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $400 |
Long before human hands first learned to shape the world into objects of art, and long before trade routes brought treasures across oceans, this remarkable sapphire began its slow and purposeful journey. Conceived deep within the ancient crust of Ceylon, Sri Lanka, over millions of years, the crystal was born of pressure and heat that only the earth itself could command. In a realm where tectonic plates conversed in slow and relentless motion, metamorphic forces transformed aluminum rich sediments into corundum, and trace elements in the surrounding rock whispered the hues that would one day define this stone. A patient alchemy of iron and titanium, with occasional touches of other elements, carved zones of color within a single growing crystal, creating the bi color parti character that now makes this gem so rare and sought after. Each band of tone and tint is a fossilized moment, a record of shifting chemistry and changing conditions, preserved in a transparency that lets light read its history.
As the mountains rose and rivers carved their way down to shape the island, erosion liberated these crystals from their birthplaces, sending them into alluvial beds where nature continued to polish and sort them. It is from these storied gravels that the finest Ceylon sapphires have long been retrieved, and this particular gem is no exception. Transparent and lively, it carries within its facets the map of geological epochs, visible to a practiced eye as subtle variation in hue and saturation. The bi color parti effect is a dialogue between two prevailing shades, each reflecting the moment in which different trace element concentrations waited on the crystal surface during growth. The light color intensity enhances the sense of delicacy, allowing the stone to glow rather than overwhelm, while a clarity graded as very slightly included at eye level confirms its natural and unenhanced origin. There is no treatment to hide or alter its past, no enhancement to manufacture its beauty, only the truth of a Ceylon narrative rendered in corundum.
Transformed from a rough jewel into an object of desire by human artistry, this round shape sapphire has been faceted to a mixed brilliant cut that honors both fire and sparkle, and respects the integrity of the parti coloration. With precise dimensions of 5.39 by 5.37 by 3.09 mm, and weighing 0.63 carat, the gem is small in stature yet grand in presence. Each facet has been set to invite the maximum play of light, to reveal the internal landscape that took millions of years to paint. The faceted surface and excellent polish allow the eye to glide across the stone, revealing the subtle interplay between the lighter and deeper color zones that is the hallmark of a true bi color parti sapphire. The cutting style maintains transparency and depth, focusing brilliance toward the viewer while preserving those natural colorways that speak of ancient conditions. The very slightly included clarity grade is a testament to the gem being a living piece of earth, carrying tiny signatures of its origin that confirm authenticity rather than detract from allure.
To possess this sapphire is to claim a fragment of geological time and artisanal mastery, a symbol of refined taste and discerning provenance. Offered by The Natural Sapphire Company, this gem is presented with full respect for its story, its origin in Ceylon, Sri Lanka, and its untouched nature. It is the sort of jewel that does not shout, but that commands attention in rooms where sophistication is understood, and where ownership is a quiet declaration of achievement. When set into a ring, a pendant, or a bespoke piece, its lightness of tone will complement the wearer with a soft brilliance, while its parti character will ensure that no two views are ever the same. For the collector who values rarity over trend, for the patron who appreciates the intersection of earth and skill, this sapphire offers an opportunity to own something both ancient and intimately personal. Our specialists at The Natural Sapphire Company will guide you through provenance, cutting, and setting options, ensuring that the stone is celebrated in a manner befitting its heritage. Owning this sapphire is to hold a narrative of time, pressure, and patient artistry, a jewel that affirms status while inviting a lifetime of close and loving attention.





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