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Purplish Pink Sapphire - 0.51ct Pear Cut - Heated Natural Ceylon Sapphire

Sri LankaCertified

$300

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I picked this 0.51ct pear-cut Ceylon pink sapphire for its clean purplish-pink colour and loupe-clean clarity, a small stone with real presence.

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Carat0.51 ct
Dimensions5.74 × 4.28 × 2.99 mm
ColourPurplish Pink
CutPear
Cut gradeExcellent
ClarityLoupe clean
TreatmentHeat-treated (disclosed)
OriginSri Lanka
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From the buying desk

A small pear with a big personality

By the founder

I picked this one up because the colour sits right in that sweet spot between pink and purple, the kind of shade that shifts a little depending on the light it catches. That's the character I look for in a Ceylon pink sapphire, not a flat single note but something with a bit of argument in it.

At 0.51ct it's a small stone, but the pear cut earns an excellent grade for a reason. The proportions are clean at 5.74 x 4.28 x 2.99mm, the face-up spread is generous for the weight, and it's loupe clean, so there's nothing fighting the colour for your attention. Heated, as most fine sapphires are, which settled the tone without dulling the saturation.

This is a stone for someone who wants colour with personality rather than sheer size. A pear cut in this range makes a lovely pendant drop where the point can swing free, or it sits beautifully as a ring centre for someone who doesn't want the expected pink or blue. It's also an easy one for a collector building out a run of Ceylon colours, since purplish pink like this doesn't turn up as often as the standard pinks do. Comes with TGL certification confirming what I saw when I bought it.

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Common questions

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The questions buyers ask about this particular stone, answered against its own report and measurements.

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Is this Ceylon pink sapphire heated or unheated?

This particular stone is heated, which is the accepted norm for the vast majority of sapphires on the market, including fine Ceylon material. Heat treatment here is used to refine the purplish pink colour and clarity that nature already gave the crystal, not to fake a colour that wasn't there. The TGL report notes the treatment plainly, so you know exactly what you're buying.

What does 'purplish pink' actually describe here?

Purplish pink is the working description of the hue itself, not a marketing grade. This sapphire sits in that lovely zone between pure pink and violet, warmer than a cold pink and softer than a true purple, which is a classic and sought after tone for Ceylon pink sapphire. I chose this stone because the purplish pink reads clean and even face up rather than patchy or greyed out.

What does 'loupe clean' mean for this stone's clarity?

Loupe clean means that under 10x magnification, the standard loupe used by gemologists, I could not find visible inclusions in this stone. That is a high clarity call for any sapphire and it means the stone should look clean and bright to the naked eye as well. It's one of the reasons I felt confident bringing this particular 0.51ct pear into the collection.

How will a 0.51ct pear this size read when worn?

At 5.74 x 4.28 x 2.99mm, this pear cut sapphire has enough spread to register clearly as a stone rather than an accent, especially with an excellent cut grade that keeps the pear's proportions crisp and the light return lively. The purplish pink colour tends to look even richer face up in a pear shape, since the tapered point draws the eye along the length of the stone. It's a size that reads as a genuine centre stone in a ring or pendant, not a filler piece.

What would this Ceylon pink sapphire suit best?

I'd point this stone toward a ring or a pendant where its pear shape and purplish pink colour can be the focus rather than shared with other stones. The loupe clean clarity and excellent cut mean it holds up well to close viewing, so a simple setting that shows the stone's outline, like a solitaire or a bezel, tends to suit it best. It's a good choice if you want a Ceylon pink sapphire with genuine presence at just over half a carat.

Shipping and returns

Worldwide shipping

Free standard shipping worldwide. Every stone leaves Sri Lanka fully insured, with a tracking number, and normally arrives within 7 to 10 business days. Customs duties and import taxes, where they apply, are the buyer's responsibility.

Returns

If you are not satisfied, return the stone within 7 days of receiving it, in its original, unused condition, for a full refund. The refund is processed as soon as the stone is back with us. If anything is unclear before or after you buy, just ask.