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4.21 Ct. White Sapphire Crystal from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | CR2263 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.9 Width: 6.8 Height: 4.8 |
Weight: | 4.21 Ct. |
Color: help | White |
Color intensity: help | Near Colorless |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Various |
Cut: | Rough Crystal |
Cutting style: | Crystal |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $11 |
Long before human hands learned to shape and polish, deep in the ancient heart of the Earth, a quiet miracle was taking form. Over millions of years, intense heat and pressure folded together layers of the planet beneath what is now Ceylon, Sri Lanka, forcing pure aluminum and oxygen to crystallize into corundum, the mineral family that gives us sapphires. In pockets of silica poor, but aluminum rich rock, crystals grew slowly, each atom finding its place in a lattice that would one day catch and hold light. This particular white sapphire began as a seed within that slow crystalline dance, a translucent promise of brilliance, its near colorless hue a testament to the gentle absence of the chromium and iron that tint other sapphires. Trapped inclusions became a silent record of its birth, tiny time capsules of the fluid and mineral conditions that nurtured it, and those included features now tell a story of origin and endurance that no enhancement could ever create.
As the island rose and rivers carved their way through the landscape, this 4.21 carat sapphire was liberated from its ancient host rock and carried into new light. The gem that you see now measures 14.90 by 6.80 by 4.80 mm, and it wears a rough crystal cut that honors the mineral’s natural form, preserving facets and angles that echo its subterranean beginning. Evaluated at eye level, its clarity is graded included, and those internal features only deepen its character, like memories etched into a lived life. With no enhancement applied, the stone remains utterly authentic, its near colorless color intensity an elegant canvas ready to reflect the design and devotion you choose to set around it. The polish is excellent, every plane smoothed to reveal a soft, inner glow that speaks to patient craftsmanship and a respect for what nature has created. Origin is verifiable as Ceylon, Sri Lanka, and in that provenance lies a legacy of gem lore, skilled lapidaries, and riverbeds that long carried sapphires from their hidden cradles to the hands of those who would cherish them.
Hold this gemstone between your fingers and imagine gifting a piece of geological time, a keepsake whose history predates language, and yet whose future will be written in moments of joy and love. Picture an engagement, a promise whispered beneath a sky that mirrors the stone’s subtle clarity, or an anniversary where the light catches the sapphire and reminds two people of enduring devotion. The irregular, various shape of the gem invites creative devotion, an invitation to a jeweler to design around its personality, to cradle it in metal and meaning, to let its natural silhouette sing in a bespoke ring, pendant, or heirloom piece. The small, included features are not flaws to hide, they are fingerprints of the Earth, each one a detail that makes this sapphire singular, a partner in storytelling that will connect one generation to the next.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we honor that story with care and reverence, guiding your choice with expertise and a passion for authenticity. From the mine to the polish, from Ceylon’s ancient rivers to our hands, this near colorless, translucent 4.21 carat white sapphire is presented unchanged by heat or filling, offered exactly as nature formed it. Choosing this stone is choosing a memory that began millions of years ago, a gift that will continue to gather meaning with every passing day. Let us help you translate its geological journey into an emotional moment, a lasting symbol of affection, joy, and the quiet delight of owning something truly natural and true.



























