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4.62 Ct. Yellow Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Oct 17
Item ID: | S39777 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.13 Width: 7.22 Height: 6.09 |
Weight: | 4.62 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Various |
Cut: | Rough Crystal |
Cutting style: | Rough |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $54 |
From the moment this yellow sapphire first formed in the mineral-rich soils of Ceylon, a slow and patient story began that only nature could author, a story carried by heat, pressure, and time into a small translucent crystal with a personality all its own. Hand recovered by experienced miners who have worked Sri Lankan gravels and gem gravels for generations, this 4.62 carat stone retains the honest geometry of a rough crystal cut, its surface reflecting an excellent polish that highlights rather than hides the stone s natural formation. Measuring 14.13 by 7.22 by 6.09 mm, the piece reads as an intimate landscape, its light yellow color intensity offering a soft and sunlit presence that changes subtly as it moves and catches daylight. At eye level the clarity is slightly included, which for many collectors and designers becomes a fingerprint of the earth, a trace of the conditions under which the sapphire crystallized, and because this sapphire is untreated and shows no enhancement, the character you see is entirely natural, preserved exactly as it emerged from Ceylon, and authenticated by The Natural Sapphire Company.
Carrying the weight and warmth of nearly five carats, this sapphire invites interpretation, each inclusion and plane of polish working like a brushstroke in an artisan s sketch. The translucency gives a glow from within, a quiet luminosity that favors settings which let light travel through the stone, while the rough crystal contours reward treatments that celebrate an organic look rather than erase it. For someone seeking a sentimental or statement piece, the dimensions and freeform outline are particularly well suited to central placements where the sapphire can be read as a landscape or sculptural element, a centerpiece for a ring, a pendant that sways and plays with ambient light, or a brooch that becomes wearable art. The durability inherent to sapphire makes this stone an excellent candidate for everyday wear, this hardness allowing bold design ideas to be realized without sacrificing practicality. The slight inclusions, far from diminishing value, become part of the narrative, connecting the wearer to the gem s origin and the hands that brought it from a riverbed to a jeweler s workbench.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we view customization as the final chapter in a sapphire s journey, and this particular stone offers a remarkable range of directions. For a design that wants to honor the stone s raw, sculptural edges, a custom bezel that follows the contours and leaves an open back to maximize translucency can turn the sapphire into a rustic yet refined statement ring or pendant, the metal acting as a frame rather than a mask. For a more refined, wearable piece, our lapidaries can work with the existing rough crystal form to create faceted planes that preserve weight while enhancing sparkle, or we can recut and reconfigure the stone to suit specific prong or halo settings, always with your design goals in mind. An east west mounting can accentuate the elongated measurements, while a solitaire prong setting elevates the stone and allows light to enter from multiple directions. Designers often pair the warm yellow with yellow gold to amplify the sunny tones, with rose gold to add warmth and romance, or with platinum and white gold to create modern contrast that makes the yellow appear fresher and more luminous.
Beyond the single stone mindset, this sapphire can play many roles in bespoke storytelling, it can anchor a three stone engagement ring flanked by white sapphires or diamonds to create a conversation between color and clarity, it can become the focal point of a pendant designed to hang from a delicate chain so the light can animate its inner glow, or it can be set into unique jewelry such as a signet, a cufflink, or even a sculptural ear cuff where texture is part of the appeal. For clients drawn to artisanal techniques, custom wire wraps or hand forged settings that embrace the stone s natural ridges make wearable sculptures that highlight origin and authenticity. At The Natural Sapphire Company we provide full service design collaboration, from initial sketches and CAD renderings to bespoke setting and secure stone mounting, and because this sapphire is natural and untreated, our team can document its Ceylon origin and advise on metal choices and setting styles that protect and enhance its character. If you wish to discuss design possibilities or see how this 4.62 carat Ceylon yellow sapphire will translate into a piece that tells your story, our gem specialists are ready to collaborate, guiding the sapphire from its ancient genesis to the modern piece of jewelry that you will wear and cherish.





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