Natural Purple Ceylon Sapphire 10.90 Ct Emerald Cut GIJTL Certified Gemstone

A Purple Ceylon Sapphire is a rare and highly prized variety of sapphire known for its unique pink-purple. The name “Padparadscha” is derived from the Sinhalese word for “lotus blossom,” reflecting its delicate color, which is a harmonious blend of pink and orange. These sapphires are primarily sourced from Sri Lanka (Ceylon), adding to their value and desirability

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1. Color: A distinctive pink-orange blend, often compared to the hue of a sunset or lotus flower.
2. Cut: Round cut, known for its brilliance and light reflection, enhances the gem’s sparkle and luster.
3. Origin: Ceylon (Sri Lanka), known for producing some of the finest sapphires in the world.
4. Clarity: Typically, Ceylon sapphires exhibit good clarity, but like most gemstones, they may have some inclusions. Eye-clean stones are more valuable.
5. Carat Weight: Available in a range of carat weights, with larger stones being exceedingly rare and valuable.
6. Durability: Sapphires score a 9 on the Mohs scale of hardness, making them suitable for everyday wear in jewelry.
7. Symbolism: Often associated with love, wisdom, and purity, the Pink Padparadscha sapphire is especially sought after for engagement rings and high-end jewelry.

Due to its rarity and unique color, a Pink Padparadscha Ceylon Sapphire is considered a collector’s gemstone, with values often exceeding those of traditional blue sapphires.

Purple Ceylon Sapphire Gemstone

Purple Ceylon Sapphire (Neelam Stone) is a highly precious, Multi -colored gemstone of the Corundum mineral family. Recognized as the most powerful and fastest-acting gemstone in Vedic astrology, Neelam Rattan brings instant wealth, fame, and success to the wearer’s life.

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Meaning of Sapphire

Aries natives can consider wearing blue sapphire (Neelam rattan) only during Saturn’s major period. Individuals with Saturn placed in the 2nd, 7th, 10th, or 11th house can also try wearing this gemstone to harness its potential benefits Neelam gemstone should be recommended only by expert astrologers and with a great deal of caution

Who Should Wear Sapphire?

People with the Zodiac signs Aquarius and Capricorn can wear blue sapphire gemstones as these sun signs are ruled by the planet Saturn. Individuals with high aspirations and those who seek professional success and career growth must wear an original blue sapphire stone Color For best astrological results, bright medium to dark blue sapphire gemstone is highly preferred.

Benefits of Wearing  Sapphire.

The Purple Ceylon Sapphire bestows upon its wearer improved communication abilities and recognition of their skill and hard work and leading to success. In addition to fostering wisdom and a deeper self-awareness, sapphires also support emotional stability Blue sapphire (Neelam stone in Hindi) is quite popular and known as Neelam, Indraneel, Indraneelam, Neela Pukhraj etc. in the eastern world. People lend enormous faith in neelam gemstone for its ability to resolve financial, professional and psychological problems encountered during the tiring phase of Shani-Saadesati..

Quality.

Ceylon produces the finest quality sapphire that is available in the market today. The Purple Ceylon Sapphire come in a light blue to dark blue, where the darker the colour, the finer the sapphire is. There is very rarely a Ceylon stone that is considered too dark, unlike a Thai, Australian or African Sapphire Like other colored gemstones, the quality of blue sapphire is measured by collectively assessing its origin, color, clarity and other factors like uniqueness. Knowing what to look for can help you buy the best quality Purple Ceylon Sapphire gemstone online as per your financial and astrological conditions.

Origin.

Almost all fine quality Purple Ceylon sapphires seen today come from Sri Lanka. Other countries such as Australia, Thailand and Burma do produce some yellow sapphires, but, in most cases, with heavy secondary color tones. Madagascar has just recently produced some fine stones, but in smaller quantities.

Price.

Generally, price per carat in India ranges between ₹ 1,500 per carat ($25 approx.) to ₹ 10,000 per carat ($150 approx.) depending on the quality and size.