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Preview build. The four stones shown are samples for layout: their certificates, prices and report numbers are placeholders, not offers. Nothing here is for sale yet.

Collection / ART-0002

ART-0002 — 01 hero — face-up stone ground · daylight · 4:5 and 1:1
02 three-quarter 30° tilt · crown facets
03 profile pavilion depth · girdle
04 pavilion table-down
05 scale beside a millimetre bar
06 in hand tweezers · indirect daylight
07 light pair D65 daylight / 2856K incandescent
360° loop — poster-first, lazy autoplays muted once in view · max 8 MB

ART-0002

Padparadscha Sapphire, 1.62 carats

Available

Price on application

TreatmentUnheated — “No indication of thermal treatment”, [report number on issue]
Carat1.62 ct
Dimensions7.4 × 5.9 × 3.8 mm
CutOval, mixed
Colour“Padparadscha” — per report
OriginSri Lanka, per certificate
Cut inColombo, dealer-declared
CertificateLotus Gemology · [report number on issue]
ReferenceART-0002
PriceOn application

Certificate

Lotus Gemology

Report [report number on issue] · [on issue]

“No indication of thermal treatment.”

Verbatim from the report.

Verification link published with the report number.


Condition & character

The candid paragraph, written by the founder.

The colour sits at the boundary the trade argues about. Under a strong lamp it leans pink; in daylight the orange returns. Two crystals are visible at 10× near the girdle and neither reaches the surface. The stone is cut a little shallow to hold the colour, which costs it some brilliance at the centre. We would rather you saw it on video before forming a view.


Provenance

Bought from a licensed miner working the Elahera field — a dealer statement. Cut in Colombo.

How the stones are sourced


Notes on this stone

Padparadscha is a Sinhalese word before it is a trade term, and the stones that deserve it are rarer than the name's use suggests. This one is offered on application because the price depends on where a buyer stands on the boundary.

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