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1.30 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Blue Sapphire Pair from Madagascar
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Stone type: | Sapphire | Sapphire |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR15192 | PR15192 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 4.71 Width: 4.7 Height: 3.09 | Length: 4.78 Width: 4.72 Height: 3.31 |
Weight: | 0.61 Ct. | 0.69 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Princess | Princess |
Cut: | Princess Cut | Princess Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $700 | $700 |
There are gems that announce themselves, and then there are stones that whisper elegance into every detail of a finely made jewel, and this matched pair of princess shape blue sapphires belongs unmistakably to the latter category. From the first glance you will appreciate the rare combination of clarity and geometry, two perfectly paired treasures, weighing 0.61 carats and 0.69 carats respectively, each princess cut to reveal a crystalline architecture of light. Their dimensions are 4.71 by 4.70 by 3.09 millimeters and 4.78 by 4.72 by 3.31 millimeters, measurements that allow these sapphires to sit with balanced precision in an array of settings. Hailing from the storied fields of Madagascar, these sapphires carry an air of worldly provenance, their light color intensity lending them a sophisticated aura rather than overpowering saturation, and their clarity grade of very very slightly included at eye level assures a purity of appearance that will delight the most exacting eye. With an excellent polish and a standard and stable enhancement by heat treatment, this pair offers both the superior finish discerning collectors expect and the resilience to be set into treasured works of wearable art, curated and presented by The Natural Sapphire Company.
Consider the versatility of these princess sapphires as a designer might, with a view to translating their symmetrical clarity into an infinite variety of wearable stories. In the simplest and most iconic expression they become stud earrings, a matched pair poised at each lobe to offer minimalism elevated to luxury, the square facets catching and returning soft blue fire against the skin. Set in delicate prong mountings these stones will appear almost weightless, the open architecture of the setting allowing full light to animate their interiors, while a bezel setting will transform the pair into modern heirlooms with clean lines and a refined, architectural look. For those who covet contrast, frame them with a halo of tiny brilliant cut diamonds, and watch as the subtle blue takes on a new depth against the white fire of diamonds. The princess cut is inherently modern, and yet it adapts effortlessly to vintage inspired settings with milgrain and scroll work, offering the wearer an heirloom silhouette with a contemporary heart.
Beyond ear wear, the adaptability of this matched pair extends into rings, pendants, bracelets and cufflinks, each format drawing out a different facet of their character. Paired as side stones they support a central diamond or colored sapphire in a trilogy ring, adding symmetry and color balance that speaks to refined design sensibilities. Individually they are ideal for delicate, stackable ring designs, where their modest sizes create rhythm and movement across a finger when combined with plain bands or pavé set accents. As focal points in a pendant, they lend a quiet brilliance when suspended from a fine chain, and when set as twin elements in a locket or on a collar they become a signature motif, subtle and unmistakably luxurious. For menswear that seeks refinement, these sapphires make superb cufflink centers or discrete accents on a signet, their square profiles complemented by the ordered geometry of tailored metalwork. Jewelers will also recognize the potential of channel settings and invisible settings where the lines of the princess cut create continuous corridors of light, a feature that designers use to produce modern, uninterrupted planes of color in bracelets and rings.
The material qualities of these sapphires make them exceptionally well suited to bespoke and custom commissions, a point of great pride at The Natural Sapphire Company. Their excellent polish ensures that every facet will breathe light, and their very very slightly included clarity grade gives them visual purity while retaining the natural identity of mined stones. The gentle light color intensity makes them highly adaptable to metal choices, responding to platinum and white gold with a cool, crystalline brightness, and warming wonderfully against yellow and rose gold to create a romantic, personalized contrast. Because they are closely matched but not identical in weight, a thoughtful designer can use that slight asymmetry to craft pieces that feel intentionally bespoke, an example being an off set pair of earrings or a dual pendant that celebrates individuality within harmony. Heat treatment, a common and stable enhancement, ensures enduring, consistent color and peace of mind for owners who expect both beauty and reliability in a daily wearable. When you commission a design with these sapphires, you are not simply choosing stones, you are selecting dialog partners for gold and metal, for diamonds and for design, stones that will translate your aesthetic into objects of enduring desirability.
Owning this matched pair is an achievement in taste, a quiet declaration that you value the intersection of natural origin, skilled cutting and considerate design, and a gesture that will be appreciated each time the sapphires catch the light. At The Natural Sapphire Company we understand that jewels do more than adorn, they signify, they commemorate, they carry stories from the mine through the hands of cutters and designers, into the life of the wearer. Whether set as a timeless pair of studs, incorporated into a design that blends vintage detail with modern restraint, or used as accents that elevate a larger composition, these princess shape Madagascar sapphires are versatile, precious, and poised to become part of a curated collection. Imagine them resting against the collarbone, or catching the light at your wrist, or framing a central gem in a ring that will be admired for generations, and know that such possibilities are within reach through a bespoke conversation with our designers at The Natural Sapphire Company.































