2.05 Ct. White Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

This description concerns a single, transparent white sapphire weighing 2.05 carats, cut in a classic emerald shape with precise dimensions of 7.46 by 6.12 by 4.55 mm. The stone is colorless, exhibiting a neutral appearance that allows it to read as a clear, bright center in a wide range of settings. Clarity has been graded as slightly included evaluated at eye level, which means that minor internal characteristics are present but do not materially detract from the gem when mounted or viewed from typical distances. The pavilion depth of 4.55 mm and the emerald cut step facets create broad, even planes that emphasize luster and the clean geometry of the cut, while an excellent polish enhances the overall finish and the reflective performance of the table and facet junctions. The sapphire is unenhanced, with no treatment applied, and originates from Ceylon Sri Lanka, a provenance that is well regarded for producing fine quality corundum. These technical attributes make the stone straightforward to evaluate for design purposes, and they provide a clear set of parameters for jewelers when planning a custom mounting.

The emerald cut and the stone dimensions are particularly well suited to custom jewelry because they balance presence with wearability, allowing thoughtful design decisions that accentuate the gem without overwhelming a setting. At just over seven and a half millimeters in length the stone has enough face up area to serve as a strong focal point in engagement rings, dress rings, pendants, and standalone studs, while remaining compatible with delicate or architectural bands. The rectangular step cut produces a broad table and linear facet pattern, which favors designs that emphasize clean lines, symmetry, and negative space, for example classic solitaires with four prongs at the corners, bezel mounts that protect the stone and present a modern profile, and halo configurations that add brilliance while reinforcing the emerald shape. The slightly included clarity grade is commonly accommodated by most mounting styles, however, orientation of the stone during setting can place any inclusions toward girdle areas or under prongs to minimize visibility. The moderate depth and well balanced proportions also simplify the production of bezel walls, collet seats, and prong geometry, reducing the amount of material removal required by a jeweler and preserving weight and proportions for optimal light return.

From a practical design and servicing perspective this white sapphire is an excellent candidate for bespoke projects where accurate dimensions and known treatment status are essential. Sapphire is a durable gem with a high resistance to wear, and its hardness makes it suitable for everyday jewelry when set securely, while the emerald cut requires thoughtful corner protection because of the stepped facets and rectangular outline. The colorless appearance paired with Ceylon provenance makes the gem versatile for pairing with both warm and cool metals, including platinum, white gold, yellow gold, and rose gold, each of which will influence perceived contrast and accent choices for side stones. For designers and clients seeking refinement rather than opulence, the stone’s purity and geometry lend themselves to restrained, architectural settings that showcase craftsmanship and proportion. The Natural Sapphire Company can provide additional technical information, photography, and assistance in selecting compatible mountings or complementary accent stones, and we support custom design workflows that use these exact measurements and clarity considerations to produce a finished piece that aligns with the client’s intent.