Sri Lanka
Natural Ceylon Sapphires
We sell Ceylon gemstones and finished jewellery to buyers who want to know exactly what they are getting. Weight, dimensions, treatment status and the laboratory report are on every page, before you have to ask.
- Unheated stated and certified
- Shipped insured and tracked
- Filmed before you buy
The report comes with the stone
Every stone we list as unheated carries a report from GIA, GRS, SSEF, Gubelin or NGJA. The scan sits on the stone's own page, and the report number can be checked directly with the laboratory.
Treatment stated, always
Heated, unheated, or not determined. It is written on every stone in the same place. Most heated sapphire on the market is sold without saying so, which is the main reason buyers get burned.
Bought where they come out
We buy in Sri Lanka rather than through a chain of dealers, which is why a stone here costs less than the same stone after three middlemen have taken a turn.
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All gems
Pink Sapphire
Soft rose through to hot pink, and the line where pink becomes ruby.
1 available
Purple Sapphire
Violet through plum, often shifting colour between daylight and lamplight.
1 available
- Photograph coming soon
Blue Sapphire
The stone Sri Lanka is known for, from pale cornflower to deep royal blue.
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- Photograph coming soon
Yellow Sapphire
Natural yellow sapphire, worn as pukhraj and set in fine jewellery.
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- Photograph coming soon
White Sapphire
Colourless sapphire, a hard and untreated alternative to diamond.
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- Photograph coming soon
Padparadscha
Pink and orange in one stone. Among the rarest sapphires mined anywhere.
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- Photograph coming soon
Bi-Colour Sapphire
Two colours in one stone, divided by a visible boundary.
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Rough Blue Sapphire
Uncut sapphire crystal for cutters, collectors and bespoke commissions.
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- Photograph coming soon
Rough Gemstones
Uncut spinel, garnet, zircon and mixed parcels for cutters and collectors.
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- Photograph coming soon
Spinel
Long mistaken for ruby. Now collected in its own right.
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See the stone move before you buy it
A photograph flatters a gemstone. Colour shifts between daylight and lamplight, a star moves as the stone tilts, and a flat image hides both. We film stones under a single light so you can see what you are actually buying from several thousand miles away.
- Write to us about a stone, or tell us what you are hunting for.
- We send more photographs, video, and the certificate.
- It ships insured and tracked, with the export paperwork handled.
Before you buy
All guidesLooking for something specific?
Tell us the stone, the weight and the budget. If we do not have it in stock we will say so, and tell you what it would take to find one.
Buying for a business? The trade page collects what we need to send you a wholesale list.