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2.03 Ct. Orangish Yellow Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Oct 31
Item ID: | S44157 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.36 Width: 5.79 Height: 4.26 |
Weight: | 2.03 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Marquise |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $830 |
This 2.03 carat marquise shape orangish yellow sapphire is a striking example of fine, faceted corundum, with measurements of 11.36 x 5.79 x 4.26 mm, a mixed brilliant cut, and an intense color intensity that creates a lively, eye-catching presence. Cut as a marquise, the gem presents an elegant, elongated silhouette that maximizes face-up appearance while maintaining balanced proportions for wearable jewellery. The stone has an excellent polish that enhances surface reflectivity and brightens its play of light, and its clarity is graded as slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a realistic and honest assessment for natural material. This sapphire has been heat treated, a standard and widely accepted enhancement in the trade, and its origin is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a provenance that carries both historical prestige and market value. At The Natural Sapphire Company we present this gem with full disclosure, and we can arrange independent verification of origin and treatment details if required.
Regarding the gemological attributes, the marquise shape with a mixed brilliant facet arrangement is especially effective in directing light through the pavilion to the eye, producing scintillation and lively return of color. The dimensions yield a depth of 4.26 mm relative to the average of the length and width, resulting in a depth proportion of approximately 49.7 percent, a balance that favors a generous face-up size while preserving brightness. Slightly included clarity means small natural features are present, visible only under close scrutiny or careful viewing at normal distances, and these do not materially detract from the gem’s visual impact. In many natural sapphires, inclusions such as fine silk or pinpoint crystals are indicators of natural formation, and for the educated buyer they serve as confirmation of authenticity. The excellent polish of this piece further reduces surface light leakage and accentuates the mixed brilliant faceting, so the overall effect is a vivid, lively stone that photographs and sets well.
The color of this sapphire is one of its most compelling attributes, an orangish yellow with intense saturation that sits between warm golden yellow and soft orange, offering versatility for both classic and contemporary jewelry designs. The specific hue results from trace elements incorporated into the corundum structure during crystallization, with iron commonly responsible for yellow tones, and combinations with other traces occasionally shifting the balance toward orange. The intensity and purity of this color are uncommon in natural sapphires at this size, which increases desirability among collectors and connoisseurs who seek distinct, dependable color. Heat treatment in sapphires is a controlled and permanent enhancement used to improve color saturation and clarity without introducing unstable fillings, and when properly disclosed as here, it is accepted as a standard practice that stabilizes and optimizes the stone for daily wear. For buyers comparing value, a 2.03 carat marquise with this level of color intensity, a strong cut, and natural origin represents a rare combination that balances aesthetic appeal and investment potential.
The origin of this sapphire, Ceylon in Sri Lanka, is a meaningful and tangible contributor to its value and narrative. Sri Lanka has produced some of the world’s most admired sapphires for centuries, known for stones that exhibit lively, transparent hues and a particular clarity of tone that collectors often describe as possessing depth and brilliance without heaviness. Ceylon provenance conveys a history of gem formation in complex, ancient metamorphic environments, where trace element chemistry and fluid activity yield the distinct and appealing colors associated with the region. For educated buyers, provenance is both a mark of quality and an assurance of character, and Ceylon stones frequently command a premium relative to unspecified origin material because of this proven pedigree. At The Natural Sapphire Company we emphasize transparency and traceability, and we can provide supporting documentation or independent testing on request, to satisfy those who place importance on origin, treatment disclosure, and long term value. This marquise orangish yellow sapphire is well suited as a memorable engagement center stone, an elegant cocktail ring, or a distinguished pendant, and it represents a refined choice for buyers who prioritize natural character, expert cutting, and the historical cachet of Ceylon origin.





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