| Weight | 14.00 ct |
|---|---|
| Pieces | 11 pieces |
| Grade | Facet Grade |
| Variety | Sapphire Rough |
| Mining Location | elahera village around mining in Sri Lanka |
| Weight Range | from 2.00 ct to 0.70 ct |
| Treatment | natural, unheated |
| Color | Blue |
14 ct Ceylon Natural Elahera Blue Sapphire Rough Parcel – 11 Unheated Facet Grade Pieces
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Stone Identity & Quality
This parcel contains 11 pieces of Ceylon Natural Elahera Blue Sapphire rough with a combined weight of 14.00 ct. Individual stones range from 2.00 ct to 0.70 ct.
The sapphires are sourced from Elahera village around mining in Sri Lanka and are presented in their natural unheated condition. The parcel is classified as facet-grade rough, making its primary interest professional cutting evaluation and future finished gemstone production.
Each rough has its own natural shape, depth, transparency, color distribution, and internal structure, so the stones should not be evaluated as identical material.
Color & Visual Characteristics
The parcel shows attractive natural blue sapphire tones, characteristic of the material being presented as Elahera blue.
Some pieces display stronger blue concentration, while others show lighter or softer blue depending on stone thickness, orientation, background, and transmitted light. Because these sapphires remain in rough form, their final face-up color after cutting cannot be determined from surface appearance alone.
Correct orientation can be important for balancing color concentration, brightness, finished depth, and weight retention.
Internal & External Features
The stones show natural rough surfaces, irregular forms, and visible internal and external characteristics associated with uncut sapphire material.
Under magnification and directional light, a cutter should examine each stone for:
Color concentration and zoning
Transparent and cleaner areas
Inclusion locations
surface-reaching features
Available depth
Natural fractures or stress
Best orientation for cutting
Practical weight recovery
The parcel has not been assigned a finished clarity grade because clarity should be evaluated individually after proper cutting preparation.
Cutting, Specimen, or Treatment Potential
These stones are presented as facet-grade sapphire rough, so their main potential lies in careful cutting and polishing.
Because the parcel contains different sizes and natural shapes, the most suitable finished designs may vary between individual pieces. Depending on each rough, a cutter may consider oval, cushion, round, pear, trillion, or other practical shapes.
The stones are currently unheated. No heating claim or future treatment result is being suggested. Likewise, exact finished weight, color, clarity, shape, and recovery cannot be guaranteed before professional cutting evaluation.
Custom cutting and certification can be discussed for suitable stones.
Source & Ethical Position
This parcel was sourced from Elahera village around mining in Sri Lanka through Danushka Gems & Minings’ source-connected gemstone work.
Our approach is to present natural sapphire rough with realistic information about origin, treatment status, color, condition, and cutting potential. Rough buying always involves uncertainty, so we avoid guaranteeing finished weight, clarity, or appearance before the stones are properly evaluated and cut.
This practical presentation is intended for gem cutters, dealers, jewelers, collectors, manufacturers, and international buyers who value transparent source information and realistic gemstone assessment.
Frequently Asked Questions
The parcel weighs 14.00 ct in total.
There are 11 individual pieces.
The stones range from approximately 2.00 ct to 0.70 ct.
They are sourced from Elahera village around mining in Sri Lanka.
No. They are presented as natural unheated facet-grade sapphire rough.










