2.02 Ct Certified Unheated Natural Ceylon White Sapphire, Safed Pukhraj

Natural Ceylon White Sapphire (Safed Pukhraj), 2.02 Ct / Approximately 2.22 Ratti

This certified natural white sapphire from Sri Lanka (Ceylon) weighs 2.02 carats, approximately 2.22 ratti. Its white, colourless appearance and VVS eye-clean clarity complement a softly rounded cushion shape. Unheated and untreated, this loose Safed Pukhraj includes a laboratory report and offers a colourless gemstone option for a personal ring, pendant or collection.

Imagine its cushion outline in a white-metal pendant celebrating a creative milestone, or in a ring chosen for understated colourless appeal. Traditionally associated with Venus (Shukra), white sapphire can carry personal symbolism alongside its role in jewellery, without promising particular outcomes.

Gemstone Specifications

Ceylon is the former name of Sri Lanka. Ratti conventions vary between sellers, so use carat weight as the primary measurement when comparing gemstones. The approximately 2.22 ratti value is a rounded conversion, not a 2.22 carat weight. Dimensions are not supplied; carat weight alone does not establish face-up size or fit in an existing mount.

Why Choose a Cushion White Sapphire?

The cushion outline gives this Safed Pukhraj a softly rounded profile for a bespoke ring or pendant. Its white, colourless appearance provides a neutral gemstone choice for different jewellery styles. VVS eye-clean clarity does not mean an absence of inclusions under magnification. This product is one loose stone, not a finished piece of jewellery.

White Sapphire and Venus in Vedic Tradition

In Jyotish, white sapphire is associated with Venus (Shukra) and is sometimes considered an alternative to diamond for astrological use. It remains a sapphire, not a diamond. Venus traditionally symbolises beauty, relationships, creativity, refinement and luxury.

Traditional Benefits and Symbolism

• Creativity and beauty: Symbolically connected with artistic expression and appreciation of aesthetics.
• Harmony and relationships: Associated in some traditions with affection and balanced relationships, not guaranteed marriage or personal outcomes.
• Refinement and enjoyment: Worn as a reminder of beauty and enjoyment in life, without promises of wealth or luxury.
• Personal meaning: Chosen as a symbolic Venus gemstone within individual astrological practice.

These associations are cultural and astrological beliefs, not scientifically established effects. Wearing Safed Pukhraj does not guarantee improvements in health, wealth, relationships or career. Gemstones are not a substitute for medical care.

Traditional Wearing Guidance

Some traditions use silver or white gold and Friday for wearing white sapphire. The choice of weight, setting, finger, timing and ritual varies with the practice and the complete birth chart. The gemstone's 2.02 carat weight does not itself establish astrological suitability or stronger effects. Avoid harsh substances and abrasive materials during cleansing or preparation.

White Sapphire Care

• Clean gently with lukewarm water and mild soap.
• Rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth.
• Avoid hard impacts, harsh chemicals and sudden temperature changes.
• Store separately from other jewellery to reduce contact damage.
• Use gentle hand cleaning rather than ultrasonic or steam cleaning.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the weight of this white sapphire in ratti?

It weighs 2.02 carats, approximately 2.22 ratti using 1 carat = 1.0971 ratti. Ratti conventions vary between sellers.

Is this Safed Pukhraj cushion shaped or oval?

The product description and URL identify a cushion-shaped white sapphire. A separate shape field says Oval, which conflicts with those details; this description preserves the cushion specification.

Is it eye clean?

Yes. This white sapphire has VVS eye-clean clarity. Eye clean does not mean inclusion-free under magnification.

Is this gemstone unheated and untreated?

Yes. This natural white sapphire is unheated and untreated.

Is a laboratory report included?

Yes. This sapphire is certified and includes a laboratory report. No issuing laboratory or report number is specified here.

Where does this white sapphire originate?

It originates from Sri Lanka, also known as Ceylon.

Is Safed Pukhraj the same as diamond?

No. Safed Pukhraj is white sapphire. Some Vedic traditions consider it an alternative to diamond for Venus symbolism, but the gemstones are different.

Is this a finished ring or pendant?

No. This product includes one loose 2.02 carat white sapphire, not finished jewellery. The weight refers to the loose gemstone.