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The stones of Ceylon,
a family of rare colour.

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or read the primer.
What is a Ceylon sapphire?
The Headline Stone

A 7.8 ct unheated Ceylon sapphire of cornflower depth and exceptional silk.

A 7.8 carat unheated Ceylon royal blue sapphire in daylight
Weight7.8 ct
OriginCeylon, Ratnapura
TreatmentUnheated
Cert.GRS
Ceylon, Ratnapura · 7.8 ct, unheated · GRS Certified

A substantial unheated sapphire of exceptional size and saturation. The colour is extraordinary, with a velvety depth that speaks to its geological origin in the gem fields of Ceylon. Selected at source in Ratnapura and independently certified by GRS.

Spatial Note

An unheated sapphire of this saturation and size is presented perhaps once a year. Held to morning daylight, the silk reveals itself in the table.

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A 2.6 ct padparadscha sapphire

Walk One

A 2.6 ct padparadscha

Ceylon · Unheated · GRS

A rare padparadscha sapphire holding the lotus balance between pink and orange. Under daylight the warmer tones lead. Under incandescent the pink deepens. The colour reveals more the longer you look.

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A 4.2 ct Ceylon blue sapphire

Walk Two

A 4.2 ct Ceylon blue.

Ceylon, Ratnapura · Unheated · GRS

A blue sapphire of cornflower saturation with the fine silk that gives the colour its characteristic depth. The clarity is exceptional. Selected at source for the evenness of saturation across the table.

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A Ceylon purple sapphire

Walk Three

A 3.2 ct purple sapphire.

Ceylon · Unheated · GRS

A rare Ceylon sapphire of deep violet-purple, its saturation even across the table and its clarity exceptional. A collector's colour, seldom seen unheated at this size.

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The gem fields of Ratnapura, where the stones are found at source

Stones selected at source in Ratnapura · Independently certified

The Catalogue

Currently available.

Sapphire in every colour — blue, padparadscha, yellow and purple — alongside rare collector's stones such as amethyst and aquamarine. Each is certified and disclosed in full, and listed by weight and origin.

In the Hand

A stone is best understood in the hand. We show them privately, in Dubai or by video.

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