2.10 Ct. White Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

This white sapphire is a finely considered example of natural gem material, weighing 2.10 carats and fashioned into an elegant oval shape. The stone measures 8.56 x 6.01 x 4.60 mm, and it displays a mixed brilliant cut that balances table brightness with pavilion depth. The material is transparent, with colorless color intensity, and the clarity has been graded as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level. The polish is excellent, and the gem shows clean facet junctions and a finely executed girdle. No enhancements have been applied to this sapphire, and the origin is documented as Ceylon Sri Lanka. These attributes combine to produce a stone that reads as clean and luminous in formal gemological terms, and which offers reliable performance when set in a fine jewelry context.

The mixed brilliant cut on this oval sapphire has been selected to optimize both scintillation and light return, and the proportions work with the inherent optical properties of corundum to create a crisp, white sparkle. At 2.10 carats the stone offers a substantial presence for a single stone setting, while the 8.56 x 6.01 x 4.60 mm dimensions make it well suited to a variety of mounting styles, including solitaire rings, center stones for pendants, and refined three stone compositions. The very very slight inclusions are modest under normal viewing conditions, and they do not detract from the overall visual clarity or brightness. The excellent polish contributes to a smooth, even surface that enhances the gem s interaction with light, and careful cutting ensures that the faceting pattern yields consistent fire and contrast across the table and crown. Because no heat or other treatments have been applied, the stone represents unmodified natural corundum, an increasingly valued characteristic among discerning buyers and connoisseurs.

This sapphire is rooted in the long heritage of Ceylon gem cutting and trading that has been associated with quality white and colored sapphires for centuries. Historically, white and colorless varieties of corundum have been used as substitutes for diamond in regions where diamond was less available, and they have also been selected for ceremonial and personal adornment because of their association with clarity and purity. In Sri Lanka, known historically as Ceylon, local miners and lapidaries developed a deep familiarity with the behavior of corundum crystals, producing stones that reflected both regional material characteristics and a tradition of careful cutting. The Natural Sapphire Company presents this sapphire with that context in mind, emphasizing provenance, transparent treatment disclosure, and the continuity of traditional gemological practice. For clients seeking a natural, untreated oval white sapphire with verified origin and fine cutting, this stone offers a combination of classic heritage, sound gemological credentials, and practical versatility for high quality jewelry settings.