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1.13 Ct. Orangish Yellow Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Oct 18
Item ID: | S47371 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.51 Width: 5.14 Height: 4.03 |
Weight: | 1.13 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $270 |
This pear shape orange yellow sapphire weighs 1.13 carat, and measures 7.51 by 5.14 by 4.03 millimeters, the overall presentation is transparent and lively, faceted to a mixed brilliant cut that balances scintillation with broad color spread. The color reads as an intense orangish yellow, the saturation is strong and consistent across the pavilion and crown, and the finish is described as excellent polish which enhances surface reflection and perceived brightness. The clarity grade is eye clean as evaluated at eye level, meaning that there are no inclusions apparent to the unaided eye that would interrupt the gem to the wearer or observer. The stone has been heat treated to enhance its color, a stable and widely accepted enhancement for sapphires, and the material originates from Ceylon Sri Lanka, a source known for producing sapphires with clear tone and lively color. The Natural Sapphire Company presents this gem as a well documented example of Ceylon material, with transparency and cut proportions that make the most of its inherent optical properties.
From a durability standpoint this sapphire is exceptionally well suited for daily wear, corundum ranks a nine on the Mohs scale of hardness, second only to diamond among commonly used jewelry gemstones, and that hardness confers a high resistance to scratching from ordinary contact and from other jewelry metals and stones. Beyond surface hardness, sapphires show very good toughness, the crystal structure lacks true cleavage planes that would make the gem prone to splitting under normal wear conditions, and the stability of heat treatment in corundum is well established which means the color and structural integrity remain reliable with routine use. The mixed brilliant cut and the excellent polish both contribute to the gem retaining its visual appeal over time, polished facet junctions are well executed so that light return remains strong and the stone will show consistent brilliance even after months and years of regular wear.
Practical considerations for daily use focus on mounting and routine care, while the body of corundum is highly durable, the pear shape introduces a pointed tip which is the most vulnerable part of the profile when it comes to knock or impact, for this reason protective settings such as a bezel that follows the contour of the stone, or a prong design that includes a reinforced V or shield at the tip are recommended to reduce the risk of edge chipping. As an alternative for pendant or earring applications where the tip is less exposed, the gem can be set with conventional prongs to maximize light entry and sparkle. Routine cleaning is straightforward, warm soapy water with a soft brush is effective for removing daily oil and dust, and because the only enhancement is heat treatment, ultrasonic and steam cleaning are generally considered safe for this material when no fracture filling or other treatments are present, however any cleaning method should be chosen based on the final mounting and any other materials present in a finished piece.
In summary the combination of 1.13 carat weight, pear shape proportions of 7.51 by 5.14 by 4.03 millimeters, intense orangish yellow color, eye clean clarity at eye level, mixed brilliant faceting, excellent polish, stable heat treatment, and Ceylon origin results in a gem that is both attractive and practical for everyday jewelry. Its hardness and toughness make it resistant to the common abrasions of daily life, while careful setting design will mitigate the inherent vulnerability at the pointed end of the pear. For clients seeking a sapphire that offers enduring performance with notable color and clean appearance, this stone from The Natural Sapphire Company represents a balanced choice that lends itself to rings, pendants, and earrings intended for frequent wear. If you would like specifications for mounting options or guidance on secure settings suited to daily use, The Natural Sapphire Company can provide tailored recommendations based on the piece you have in mind.





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