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2.09 Ct. Yellow Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | Y4632 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.12 Width: 6.08 Height: 4.58 |
Weight: | 2.09 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,000 |
One beautiful transparent 2.09 carat emerald cut shape yellow sapphire, with dimensions 7.12 by 6.08 by 4.58 millimeters, presents a rare combination of size, clarity, and color that makes it immediately suitable for a strong center stone in high end jewelry. Originating from Ceylon, Sri Lanka, this sapphire carries the historical reputation of the island for producing lively and appealing yellow sapphires, and at 2.09 carats the stone has a generous face up area that reads larger than its weight might suggest. The emerald cut brings a refined architectural aesthetic, with elongated step cut facets that create broad planes of color and subtle hall of mirrors effects, an appearance that suits sophisticated, statement quality settings. The Natural Sapphire Company offers this sapphire with full transparency about treatments and origins, the stone is heat treated, which is the most widely accepted enhancement for sapphires and produces a stable, durable improvement to color while preserving the natural crystal structure that collectors and connoisseurs seek.
From a grading and clarity perspective this sapphire is eye clean, evaluated at eye level by experienced gemologists, which is a particularly important attribute for an emerald cut stone because step facets tend to disclose inclusions more readily than brilliant cut faceting. Eye clean at this size means the table and broad step facets present an uninterrupted field of color and light to the viewer, enhancing its power as a focal point in a ring or pendant. The color intensity is described as intense, and that intensity is what defines the visual impact of a yellow sapphire, providing a vivid warm tone without appearing overly dark or brownish. Excellent polish on the pavilion and crown facets ensures clean facet junctions and smooth surfaces that maximize light return and surface brilliance, so the stone combines the elegant planar reflections of an emerald cut with lively internal color saturation, a combination that justifies attention from educated buyers and designers aiming for an assured statement piece.
Regarding durability and care this sapphire scores highly because of sapphire hardness, which is nine on the Mohs scale, making it suitable for everyday wear when set appropriately. Heat treatment is permanent and stable in nature, and it is customary in the trade to disclose this treatment, as we do, because disclosure supports buyer confidence and long term value. For a gem of this color and cut, setting choices influence perception of size and hue, and for those seeking to emphasize the warm yellow, a yellow gold mounting will enhance the stone, whereas a white metal such as platinum or white gold will create a crisp contrast and allow the color to read more purely against a neutral backdrop. The emerald cut benefits from settings that expose the table, such as prong settings or subtle rim settings, so that the clean, face up clarity and the broad color planes are the primary sensory impression. Because the dimensions give a substantial face up presence, this sapphire works exceptionally well as a solitaire engagement center, a dramatic cocktail ring, or a pendant where scale and clarity matter most.
For the educated buyer this stone is valuable for several interrelated reasons, the provenance from Ceylon, the eye clean clarity at 2.09 carats, the intense color, and the quality of cut and polish together create an asset that is both wearable and collectible. The step cut presents the color in broad, even saturation which is desirable in yellow sapphires, and the excellent polish confirms the lapidary care taken to maximize optical performance. At The Natural Sapphire Company we present this gem with clear information about its enhancements, its origin, and the gemological observations that support its market position, and our in house gemologists are available to discuss measurements, proportions, and setting recommendations to help you visualize the final piece. If you prefer, we can supply high resolution images, video, and secure viewing appointments so you can assess the table, color distribution, and the eye clean clarity in person, and we can also advise on design choices that will best translate the stone into a memorable statement jewel.




























