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35.10 Ct. Multi Color Sapphire Crystal from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Apr 13
Item ID: | S37544 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 22.99 Width: 8.33 Height: 7.04 |
Weight: | 35.10 Ct. |
Color: help | Multi Color |
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 | $8 |
From the riverbeds of Ceylon Sri Lanka this multi color sapphire began as a hidden promise beneath layers of ancient alluvium, rain, and time. Small teams of experienced artisanal miners work with local knowledge that spans generations, feeling for the faintest resistance of corundum in the silt, and when a crystal yields they recognize the moment as both fortune and responsibility. This particular gem weighs 35.10 carats and measures 22.99 x 8.33 x 7.04 mm, its form a reminder of the volcanic and sedimentary forces that shaped it. The stone is translucent, carrying the soft mystery of a mineral that has seen both daylight and the long cool dark of the earth. Origin from Ceylon brings a cultural provenance that collectors and connoisseurs value, because Sri Lankan sapphires are woven into the island story, prized for their purity and variety, and named in histories that link royalty, ritual, and devotion to the luminous qualities of corundum.
The cut of this sapphire is a rough crystal cut, a decision made to honor the natural habit of the stone rather than to erase it. A rough crystal cut keeps the geometry and planes that the corundum developed in the earth, and those planes become conduits for light when they are respectfully polished. Excellent polish on the external surfaces lets light enter with minimal scatter at the surface, while the preserved crystal angles guide that light deeper, creating subtle internal reflections and a layered depth of color. The gem shows medium color intensity, so light is allowed to pass and refract rather than being locked into a dense body color, and the various shape configuration embraces the shifting tones from violet to gray to warm amber. Slight inclusions evaluated at eye level are honest signatures of the stone, minute traces of growth and mineral companions that break and scatter light in ways that give the sapphire character, a soft inner glow, and conversation starting nuances, instead of sterile perfection. Because this sapphire is untreated, with no enhancements, each flash and facet is the result of natural chemistry and thoughtful cutting, which means the play of light you see is the stone presenting itself exactly as the ground allowed it to be formed.
When you hold the gem to a light source you can read the way the rough crystal cut enhances reflection and refraction. Rather than relying on a high facet count to return brilliance, the stone uses its natural crystal planes to capture light and send it along paths that reveal internal color zoning, ephemeral flashes, and a crystalline clarity that changes as you turn it. The combination of translucency and the medium color intensity makes the sapphire a living canvas, where highlights travel like brushstrokes across a layered palette. The slight inclusions act like tiny mirrors and filters, creating soft scintillation rather than sharp sparkle, which suits designs that value organic presence over mechanical dazzle. With an excellent polish, the external surfaces reflect environmental color and skin tone, helping the sapphire harmonize with settings and wearers, while the various shapes allow jewelers to place each portion with intention, balancing points and volumes so the finished piece invites light in from many angles.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we celebrate stones that tell stories, and this sapphire pairs beautifully with lighter companions such as white opal, specifically the White Opal type, which offers a gentle, milky backdrop with a spectral whisper of color. A setting that pairs this White Opal and the multi color sapphire will highlight contrast, the opal offering soft luminous fields as the sapphire provides deeper color and crystalline structure. Consider settings that allow light to enter from the back or the sides, such as open backed bezels or airy prong mounts, approaches that make the most of the crystal cut and the sapphire natural translucence. As a 35.10 carat specimen this gem is versatile enough to become a dramatic pendant or a singular statement ring, a collector piece, or the centerpiece of a bespoke creation that honors its Sri Lankan origin. We provide full details and advice for custom work, and we stand behind the authenticity and the natural, untreated status of each gem, guiding you from this raw beauty to a finished jewel that keeps the earth story at its heart.





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