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2.25 ct Yellow Sapphire Concave Cut from Sri Lanka, Genuine Ceylon Oval Shaped Precision Cut Loose Gemstone, 8.7 x 6.4 x 4.5mm
1.42 ct Bicolor Sapphire from Sri Lanka, Blue and Yellow Color Emerald Cut Loose Stone, 8.1 x 4.5 x 3.5 mm, Natural Genuine Loose Gemstone
1.48 ct Teal Sapphire Emerald Cut Loose Stone, Greenish Blue Color Natural Genuine Gemstone, 6.8 x 5.5 x 4 mm
0.80ct Cornflower No Heat Blue Sapphire from Sri Lanka, Genuine Untreated Square Shaped Loose Gemstone for Ring, 5.3 x 5.25 x 3.25mm
462,00 €Campaign and non-campaign and best-selling products.
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2.25 ct Yellow Sapphire Concave Cut from Sri Lanka, Genuine Ceylon Oval Shaped Precision Cut Loose Gemstone, 8.7 x 6.4 x 4.5mm
1.42 ct Bicolor Sapphire from Sri Lanka, Blue and Yellow Color Emerald Cut Loose Stone, 8.1 x 4.5 x 3.5 mm, Natural Genuine Loose Gemstone
1.48 ct Teal Sapphire Emerald Cut Loose Stone, Greenish Blue Color Natural Genuine Gemstone, 6.8 x 5.5 x 4 mm
0.80ct Cornflower No Heat Blue Sapphire from Sri Lanka, Genuine Untreated Square Shaped Loose Gemstone for Ring, 5.3 x 5.25 x 3.25mm
462,00 €This campaign is for a limited time, at the end of the campaign, the products will be at their regular price according to stock availability.
Authenticating Ceylon Gemstones: A Collector’s Guide
Ceylon Gems Europe emphasizes the critical importance of authenticating Ceylon gemstones for European collectors. With growing market demand, knowing how to identify genuine sapphires and rubies can safeguard investments. The post details visual and professional tests for authenticity, highlights valuable characteristics, and provides smart buying strategies to ensure informed purchases.
The Logan Blue Sapphire: A 422.99-Carat Ceylon Masterpiece That Redefined Luxury
The Logan Blue Sapphire, a 422.99-carat cushion-cut gem housed in the Smithsonian, is renowned for its exceptional clarity and rich blue color, showcasing the finest qualities of Ceylon sapphires. Its deep blue hue, attributed to natural geological conditions in Sri Lanka, enhances its immense value. With origins linked to Indian royalty and a storied history involving prominent figures, it represents a pinnacle of gemstone excellence. The sapphire’s rarity and untreated status significantly increase its worth, estimated at €15-25 million. It inspires collectors and symbolizes Ceylon’s remarkable gemstone heritage, captivating enthusiasts worldwide.
The Treasure Beneath: A Journey into Sri Lanka’s Ethical Gem Mining Heritage
The narrative highlights Sri Lanka’s rich heritage of gemstone mining, emphasizing tradition and sustainability over two millennia. Miners like Chandra use ancestral methods, known as pit-head mining, which involve minimal environmental disruption and respect for the land. This community-centric approach ensures ethical extraction, devoid of exploitation or child labor. The National Gem and Jewellery Authority oversees these practices to maintain safety and environmental standards. The industry’s positive impact extends globally, with increasing demand for ethically sourced gems. Ultimately, the story embodies a commitment to stewardship, showcasing how tradition can coexist with modern sustainability efforts for future generations.
The Celestial Wonder: Why Ceylon Blue Sapphires Are Nature’s Most Coveted Gems
Sri Lanka, formerly known as Ceylon, is renowned for its stunning sapphires, particularly the exceptional Ceylon blue sapphires, praised for their vibrant lights and clarity gained from unique geological conditions. These gems have a rich history of over 2,500 years, enchanting emperors and collectors alike. The prized cornflower blue sapphires are especially sought after for their velvety texture. Ceylon also produces a variety of colored sapphires, including pink, yellow, and the rare padparadscha. Beyond aesthetics, these sapphires are believed to offer metaphysical benefits, making them coveted treasures and symbols of nature’s artistry and authenticity in the gem world.









