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2.63 Ct. Yellow Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Mar 23
Item ID: | S37414 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.54 Width: 6.08 Height: 5.69 |
Weight: | 2.63 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $989 |
This 2.63 carat oval yellow sapphire from Ceylon is a textbook example of what collectors and connoisseurs seek when provenance, natural color, and cut quality converge. At 8.54 by 6.08 by 5.69 mm the stone sits comfortably in a size range that is versatile for both bespoke rings and classic pendant designs, while maintaining a presence that reads larger than its weight might suggest because of the efficient mixed brilliant cut. The mixed brilliant facet arrangement combines the scintillation of a brilliant style with the depth and light return of a step influenced pavilion, producing lively flashes and a pleasing balance between brilliance and body color. The clarity has been evaluated as very very slightly included at eye level, which for practical purposes reads as near eye clean. The polish is excellent, and importantly this sapphire has received no enhancement, an attribute that directly benefits long term value and appeal for an educated buyer seeking natural, untreated gemstones. The Natural Sapphire Company presents this stone with a full description of its physical and gemological attributes to support informed decision making.
Clarity and cutting are central to the optical performance of yellow sapphires, and this stone demonstrates how modest internal characteristics can be offset by excellent cutting and polish to yield exceptional visual impact. The very very slightly included clarity grade indicates inclusions that are small and not distracting to the naked eye, preserving transparency and allowing light to move freely through the crystal lattice. In practical terms this means stronger brilliance and better color saturation from the pavilion to the table, enhancing the perceived intensity without compromising durability. The mixed brilliant cut has been executed to maximize both table sparkle and internal dispersion, and the excellent polish ensures crisp facet junctions and minimal surface blemishes. For buyers who prioritize natural material, the absence of heat treatment or other enhancements is a major consideration, as untreated sapphires especially with intense color and eye level clarity are rarer and command premium attention among knowledgeable collectors.
When comparing hue and tone to yellow sapphires from other famous locations this Ceylon stone exhibits a bright golden yellow hue with an intense saturation and a medium to medium strong tone that favors radiance over heaviness. By contrast, yellow sapphires from Madagascar often present a slightly deeper, more honeyed yellow that can range toward warmer orange tinges, which many buyers find richly appealing but which can read darker in jewelry settings. Stones from Thailand and certain Sri Lankan deposits may sometimes show a greener yellow or an overly pale canary tone, whereas this Ceylon example keeps a clear golden identity without green modifiers and without pallor. Australian yellow sapphires can trend toward brownish or earthy tones, which sit in a different collector category altogether. For an educated buyer comparing specimens, this sapphire’s combination of bright golden hue, intense saturation, and lively mixed brilliant cut places it in the upper tier of yellow sapphires that balance wearable brilliance with pure appealing color.
A final comparison to world famous sapphires helps clarify why provenance and natural state matter for value and desirability. Ceylon or Sri Lankan sapphires are historically prized for their clarity and lively, bright colors across the blue and fancy sapphire spectrum, and this yellow sapphire exemplifies that tradition by offering intense color without treatment. While Kashmir and Burma are more often celebrated for their exceptional blue and padparadscha examples, and Montana for its unique pastel and teal tones, the Sri Lankan yellow sits in a class appreciated for lightness, sparkle, and purity of hue. For design considerations the stone’s measured proportions and elegant oval silhouette make it ideal for a center stone that can be set to maximize light capture, whether in a classic four prong mount or in an elegant bezel that emphasizes the gem’s color. The Natural Sapphire Company is committed to providing authenticated, transparent information about origin, clarity, cut, and enhancement status so that buyers who value natural gemstones can make confident choices. This untreated 2.63 carat Ceylon yellow sapphire is an attractive option for those seeking an investment quality, wearable gem with provenance, excellent polish, and the rich golden color that distinguishes top tier Sri Lankan material.





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