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0.93 Ct. Blue Zircon from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Nov 18
Item ID: | K31129 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.03 Width: 5.01 Height: 2.86 |
Weight: | 0.93 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $215 |
This pear shaped blue zircon from Ceylon is an elegant study in light and geometry, weighing 0.93 carat and measuring 7.03 x 5.01 x 2.86 millimeters. The gem has been faceted in a mixed brilliant style that pairs a brilliant cut crown with complementary pavilion faceting to maximize both scintillation and spectral dispersion. Color is described as medium intensity, a cool and true blue that performs beautifully under natural and artificial lighting. Clarity is very slightly included as evaluated at eye level, which means the stone reads clean to the unaided eye while retaining the natural character and provenance that collectors value. The polish is excellent, a finish that allows every facet plane to act as a precise mirror for light to enter and exit with minimal obstruction. This piece has been heat treated, a standard and stable enhancement for blue zircon, and with its Sri Lankan origin it carries the well regarded pedigree of Ceylon gemstones.
Compared with other market options, this blue zircon offers a distinctive balance of brilliance and value that is rare at this size and color intensity. Compared with aquamarine, which tends to favor soft, even tones and subtle brilliance, zircon delivers a livelier play of light with stronger dispersion and more pronounced flashes of spectral color. Compared with blue topaz, which is often very evenly saturated but comparatively inert in fire, zircon offers superior scintillation and a warmer, more natural blue character. When buyers consider sapphire, price often becomes the deciding factor, and this zircon provides much of the visual appeal of blue corundum at a fraction of the cost per carat. For customers seeking a statement gem for a bespoke ring or pendant, this stone combines the optical drama of high end gems with a more accessible investment profile. The very slightly included clarity grade is a practical advantage because it preserves weight while presenting a gem that dazzles to the eye, a feature that many heat treated or heavily cleaned commercial stones sacrifice for uniformity.
The geometric faceting of this pear zircon is the secret to its exceptional light performance. The mixed brilliant cut has been executed to create ideal angles between crown facets and pavilion facets, producing a three dimensional lattice that captures and returns light in multiple directions. On the crown, a precise arrangement of kite and star facets scatters incoming light into bright scintillation, while the lower pavilion facets act as directional mirrors that send light back through the table and along the broad heart of the pear shape. This synergy produces both broad flashes of bright white light and smaller pinprick sparks that change with the slightest movement. Because the proportions are balanced for the stone dimensions of 7.03 by 5.01 by 2.86 millimeters, the gem avoids the common issues of light leakage or dullness found in lesser cuts. Excellent polish further enhances facet clarity so that each plane refracts and reflects with crisp definition, and the result is a stone that appears larger and more vivid than its carat weight might suggest, a definite advantage over many market alternatives that compromise cut for weight retention.
Choosing this blue zircon from The Natural Gemstone Company is a decision for buyers who want an exceptional optical experience, reliable provenance, and strong value. The Ceylon origin speaks to decades of gem cutting tradition and to material that routinely shows superior color zoning and clarity characteristics. Heat treatment has been applied responsibly to stabilize and enhance the blue tone, a typical practice that improves consistency without undermining the gem integrity. When set in jewelry, the pear shape offers classic elegance and versatility, ideal for solitaire rings that elongate the finger or for pendants that catch light at every turn. For customers comparing options, this stone stands out because its mixed brilliant geometry maximizes the light return, its medium blue color appeals to both modern and traditional tastes, and its very slightly included clarity preserves both beauty and value. We invite you to experience the difference in person or through detailed images and consult with our team about mounting options that will let the faceting do the work of creating lifelong brilliance.




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