A loose unheated Sri Lanka sapphire of lovely colour and good transparency. Oval mixed cut, weighing 5.27 carats, measuring 11.82 × 9.12 × 6.00 mm. Not heated or enhanced in any way.
Accompanied by GRS gem laboratory report.
A lovely example of a sapphire from Sri Lanka, the land of gems and an historic source of fine sapphires. As a lovely distribution of blue colour throughout the gem and is included with silk and crystals typically seen in Sri Lanka sapphires, none are visible to the unaided eye.
Can be bought loose as the price quoted or with a diamond set ring at an additional price. Please contact me for further details.
A loose unheated Sri Lanka sapphire of vivid colour and high saturation with superb transparency. Oval mixed cut, weighing 2.17 carats, measuring 8.60 × 6.16 × 4.62 mm. Not heated or enhanced in any way.
Accompanied by Bellerophon gem laboratory report number C00836.
Eric says: “A gorgeous example of a sapphire from Sri Lanka, the fabled land of gems and an historic source of superb sapphires. As you can see it has a lovely distribution of blue colour throughout the gem and is included with delicate ‘silk’ and tiny crystals typically seen in Sri Lanka sapphires, none are visible to the unaided eye.”
A loose unheated Sri Lanka sapphire of delightful colour and saturation with fine transparency. Oval mixed cut, weighing 1.87 carats, measuring 7.26 × 6.06 × 4.97 mm. Not heated or enhanced in any way.
Accompanied by Bellerophon gem laboratory report number C00882.
Eric says: “A superb example of a fine sapphire from Sri Lanka, the land of gems and an historic source of fine sapphires. As you can see it has a lovely distribution of blue colour throughout the gem and is included with delicate ‘silk’ and tiny crystals typically seen in Sri Lanka sapphires, none are visible to the unaided eye.
A loose unheated Sri Lanka sapphire of intense colour and good transparency. Oval mixed cut, weighing 1.49 carats, measuring 6.5 x 5.2 x 5.1 mm.
A nice example of a sapphire from Sri Lanka, the land of gems and an historic source of fine sapphires. From my images, shot in London daylight, as my usual manner, one can see a delightful distribution of the violet blue hue from vivid to intense. The pavilion (base of the gem) has been cut deep to retain and maximise the saturation of the colour as is common in local fashioning of sapphires. The gem is included with silk and crystals typically seen in Sri Lanka sapphires, none are visible to the unaided eye. There is a slight degree of surface abrasions to the facet edges consistent with normal wear.
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