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1.59 Ct. Yellowish Brown Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S39418 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.04 Width: 7.02 Height: 4.02 |
Weight: | 1.59 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Brown |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,000 |
One look at this transparent 1.59 carat cushion shape yellowish brown sapphire and you sense a piece that stands apart from the ordinary, a gem with both measurable quality and an individuality that is rare in the market today. Measuring 7.04 x 7.02 x 4.02 mm, this stone combines classic proportions with modern precision. The mixed brilliant cut gives it lively faceting that balances sparkle and depth, while the cushion outline keeps a soft, wearable silhouette that flatters many ring and pendant designs. Evaluated at eye level and graded very very slightly included, the clarity is exceptional for a natural sapphire, and the excellent polish ensures the facets return light with a crispness that few comparable stones show. Most importantly, this sapphire is natural, originating in Ceylon Sri Lanka, and has no enhancement, a quality that immediately elevates its long term value and desirability for collectors and connoisseurs alike.
Imagine a journey that began millions of years ago deep beneath the surface of the earth, when the slow, inexorable forces of pressure and heat transformed ordinary minerals into corundum, the crystalline form of aluminum oxide that gives us sapphires. In the high grade metamorphic rocks and ancient gneisses of Sri Lanka, pockets of aluminum rich material met with fluids carrying trace amounts of iron and titanium. Over geological epochs, as tectonic plates shifted and mountain roots were buried and reborn, conditions aligned to allow corundum crystals to nucleate and grow, atom by atom, in a patiently ordered lattice. The yellowish brown tone of this particular sapphire reflects a unique balance of trace elements and color centers that were locked into place during formation, capturing a warm olive gold hue that is both unusual and subtle. Later, millions of years of erosion released these precious crystals into alluvial channels, where skillful miners found them and passed them on to cutters who revealed the gem you see now.
When you compare this sapphire to other options on the market, the differences become clear. Many sapphires offered today have undergone heat treatment or diffusion to intensify color, a practice that can produce appealing stones at lower price points but that also alters the natural story and sometimes the durability of the gem. Others are synthetic, created in a lab, and lack the authentic history and rarity of a natural stone. This sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company requires no such treatments, it is presented in its natural state with no enhancement, and that authenticity commands respect among buyers who value provenance. The intense color intensity of this piece is uncommon among unheated yellowish brown sapphires, and when combined with a very very slightly included clarity at eye level, a refined cushion shape, and an excellent polish, it offers a level of finish and optical performance that rivals treated stones of similar tone. The mixed brilliant cut was chosen to maximize return of light while preserving weight and the inherent character of the rough, which is a sophisticated approach compared to mass market cuts that sacrifice character for size.
Practical considerations reinforce why this sapphire is a compelling choice for anyone seeking a unique and enduring gem, and why The Natural Sapphire Company is the right partner for that purchase. At 1.59 carat, the stone is large enough to make a confident statement, yet its cushion shape and balanced dimensions make it suitable for everyday wear in a ring or a striking pendant. The warm yellowish brown color pairs beautifully with both yellow and rose metals, and it complements diamonds in accent pavé or bezel settings without competing for attention. Compared with many commercially available yellow sapphires that appear washed out or overly treated, this sapphire maintains intense color without enhancement, which preserves its natural appeal and resale desirability. Our company provides clear documentation of origin and treatment status, and we stand behind the gem with expertise in cutting, grading, and setting that ensures you receive a stone that is both honest and exceptional. Choosing this sapphire means choosing a gem with a true geological story, outstanding physical attributes, and a provenance from the famed gemfields of Ceylon Sri Lanka, all curated by The Natural Sapphire Company.





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