Rough Cut Ceylon

0.98 Ct Pale Green Ceylon Sapphire

Name: 0.98 Ct Pale Green Ceylon Sapphire
Brand: Rough Cut Ceylon
SKU: C20250318
Price: 168.00 GBP
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Gemstone: Ceylon Sapphire - Corundum

Carat: 0.98

Colour: Pale Green

Shape: Pear

L x W x H (mm): 7 x 5 x 3

Clarity: Vs to Si Clarity

Treatment: Si

Hardness Mohs Scale : 9

Origin: Always Sri Lanka

Sapphire Description

This stunning 0.98 carat pale green sapphire, expertly cut in an elegant pear shape, is a graceful choice for a refined ring or bespoke jewellery creation. Its soft green hue offers a distinctive alternative to traditional blue tones, while retaining the clarity and poise associated with a fine Ceylon Sapphire. The pear cut elongates the silhouette, allowing light to reflect beautifully across its carefully arranged facets.

The gentle colour displays a fresh, understated radiance that feels both contemporary and timeless. Much like a delicately toned Ceylon Sapphire, it reveals balanced saturation and pleasing transparency, ensuring the stone appears lively rather than muted. The tapered point and rounded edge of the pear shape create a flattering outline, ideal for engagement rings seeking individuality with enduring elegance.

Ethically sourced and meticulously selected for quality, this natural sapphire embodies authenticity and refined craftsmanship. Comparable in presence to a unique Ceylon Sapphire, it pairs effortlessly with platinum, white gold, or yellow gold settings. Its subtle green shade complements both minimalist designs and more intricate, vintage-inspired mountings with equal sophistication.

Ideal for crafting a distinctive jewellery piece, this sapphire exudes quiet charm and lasting value. Designed to be treasured for generations, it offers a rare balance of elegance, character, and timeless appeal.

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Some of our rarer or high value stones are certified in Sri Lanka, but will be sent to get certified by the GIA or SSEF Switzerland upon purchase. If you are interested in any of our rarer collection sapphires please do get in touch with the contact form below.

Imaging Accuracy

We understand that it can be hard to assess loose sapphires colours from photos alone. All our images and videos are taken by a specialist gemstone imaging company who produce images to 99% colour accuracy with ISO standard natural daylight in high magnification. This ensures you will get the best view for colour, clarity and any visible inclusions.

Whilst this is the most accurate representation of the stones colours, sapphire colours vary depending on the lighting conditions.

Certification

All our sapphires come certified, guaranteeing authentic natural sapphires from Sri Lanka. This will come in the form of a certificate on delivery of the sapphire. Certain stones may include extra certification by GIA or SSEF Switzerland, this will be highlighted in the description. Please do contact us if you wish to discuss any certifications.

Clarity Rating

While some sapphires can appear "eye-clean" (meaning no inclusions are visible to the naked eye), most natural sapphires do contain inclusions, which are considered natural characteristics and not necessarily flaws.

Our sapphires are graded in the below format:

Eye-Clean: This is the highest clarity grade for sapphires, meaning no inclusions are visible to the naked eye.

VVS (Very Very Slightly Included):These sapphires have very, very small inclusions that are difficult to see even under 10x magnification, and they typically appear eye-clean.

VS (Very Slightly Included):These sapphires have minor inclusions that are clearly visible under 10x magnification, but they might be difficult to see with the naked eye.

SI (Slightly Included):These sapphires have noticeable inclusions that are easy to observe under 10x magnification, and some may be visible to the naked eye.

I (Included):These sapphires have obvious inclusions that are easily visible under 10x magnification and may affect transparency and brilliance.