1.15 Ct. Yellowish Brown Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

This exquisite pear shape yellowish brown sapphire, weighing 1.15 carat and measuring 7.19 x 5.13 x 4.00 mm, is a rare find from the historic gem fields of Ceylon Sri Lanka, offered exclusively by The Natural Sapphire Company. Cut with a mixed brilliant style and finished with an excellent polish, this transparent gem presents a medium intense color that shifts with light to reveal warm golden and tea like undertones. The proportions of the pear shape give it an elegant silhouette that translates beautifully into a bespoke engagement ring, a refined pendant, or a one of a kind heirloom piece, making each setting an invitation into an elite circle of collectors and connoisseurs who appreciate natural rarity. With no enhancement and a clarity grade of very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, this sapphire is an honest celebration of nature, preserved and presented exactly as it was found.

The stone contains natural internal characteristics that act as its personal fingerprint, and these subtle inclusions are what confirm its origin and authenticity, they are not flaws to disguise, but signatures that add character and story. Under magnification you will find microscopic pinpoints and delicate silk like veils that scatter light in intimate ways, creating depth and a unique internal landscape that makes this sapphire unmistakably its own. These very very slight inclusions do not interfere with the gem's transparency or brilliance, instead they lend a sense of provenance and individuality that cannot be replicated by synthetic or treated stones. Because this sapphire is offered with no enhancement, its color and internal features are wholly natural, a testament to the gem cutting and sourcing standards that The Natural Sapphire Company upholds. For the collector who seeks a subtle, sophisticated palette and a gemstone with verifiable natural identity, this Ceylon pear sapphire represents a rare opportunity, a limited and personal treasure that connects its owner to the long and storied tradition of Sri Lankan sapphires.