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1.08 Ct. White Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Oct 18
Item ID: | S44743 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.45 Width: 4.89 Height: 3.46 |
Weight: | 1.08 Ct. |
Color: help | White |
Color intensity: help | Colorless |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $537 |
This parcel contains a single transparent white sapphire weighing 1.08 carat, presented in a classic pear outline with dimensions of 7.45 x 4.89 x 3.46 mm, a proportion that balances length and width to yield an elegant drop that reads larger face up than its carat weight might suggest. The cutter executed a mixed brilliant cut, combining a full brilliant crown with a strategically faceted pavilion to optimize light return while preserving weight and yield from the rough. Clarity has been evaluated as eye clean at normal viewing distance, indicating the absence of any inclusions that would distract from the stone s optical performance. The color intensity is colorless, delivering a pure white appearance that allows the sapphire to act as a high dispersion light source within jewelry. Enhancement is none, the sapphire is completely untreated, and the material provenance is Ceylon Sri Lanka, a region renowned for producing sapphires with clean crystal growth and excellent crystalline transparency.
From a faceting standpoint the mixed brilliant arrangement on this pear has been calibrated to maximize both brilliance and scintillation while maintaining appealing contrast patterning across the pavilion facets. The crown retains classic brilliant facets, including a well proportioned table that permits broad face up light return and allows viewers to appreciate the internal facet architecture without excessive windowing. The pavilion uses modified brilliant facets that converge toward a controlled culet area, engineered to redirect light back through the crown facets rather than allowing it to leak out of the lower girdle. The pear silhouette shows symmetrical tapering from the rounded shoulder to the pointed termination, with precise facet junctions and even girdle thickness that facilitate secure setting and consistent optical behavior when mounted. The excellent polish is evident in the crisp facet planes and sharp facet junctions, which reduce surface scatter and increase transmitted light coherence, producing crisp flashes of white light and fine colored dispersion under mixed lighting conditions.
Optical behavior of this white sapphire is defined by its eye clean clarity and colorless body color, creating an unobstructed pathway for light to travel, refract, and reflect within the stone. With no trace of clarity reaching the eye level, internal reflections remain uninterrupted, producing sustained brilliance across the table and measured scintillation from movement. The colorless intensity eliminates any warm or cool bias, so spectral dispersion registers as clean flashes of white and subtle color play, depending on lighting and the surrounding metal temperature. The lack of enhancements means that the crystal lattice is in its natural state, free from heat induced diffusion or other treatments that can alter inclusion morphology or color zoning. Origin from Ceylon Sri Lanka further supports the material s integrity, as sapphires from that geological environment often exhibit well ordered inclusions at the microscopic level and exceptional transparency, factors that trained cutters exploit to achieve superior light performance in finished gems.
When set in jewelry this pear shape white sapphire displays an even beauty from every viewing angle, a direct consequence of meticulous cutting, excellent polish, and the inherent clarity of the material. The tapered form elongates the finger when used as a center stone, while the mixed brilliant facet architecture ensures continuous brightness whether the piece is viewed face up, in profile, or at an oblique angle. For designers and connoisseurs who require predictable optical response, the stone s even girdle, balanced profile, and stable colorless grading allow for precise planning of halo and side stone relationships to enhance fire without overpowering the core brilliance. The Natural Sapphire Company offers this gem with full disclosure of its technical attributes, and we can provide magnified imagery, facet mapping, and advice on mounting orientation to preserve the calibrated light return. For clients seeking a naturally flawless presentation that performs impeccably under varied lighting scenarios, this 1.08 carat Ceylon pear offers a rare combination of untreated origin, eye clean clarity, mixed brilliant cutting, and excellent polish, all of which contribute to a gem that is visually flawless and technically optimized from every angle.





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