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3.31 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Blue Sapphire Pair from Madagascar
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Stone type: | Sapphire | Sapphire |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR14199 | PR14199 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.15 Width: 7.11 Height: 4.09 | Length: 7.19 Width: 7.12 Height: 4.65 |
Weight: | 1.52 Ct. | 1.79 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $3,060 | $3,060 |
This matched pair of natural blue sapphires from The Natural Sapphire Company offers a compelling blend of classic proportions and vivid color, ideal for a refined pair of studs or a coordinated set. The two stones weigh 1.52 carats and 1.79 carats respectively, and are round in outline with precise measurements of 7.15 x 7.11 x 4.09 mm and 7.19 x 7.12 x 4.65 mm. Each gem has been cut as a mixed brilliant, a cutting style that combines a faceted crown designed for optimal light return, with a pavilion that preserves weight and enhances depth of color. The clarity of these sapphires is described as very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which indicates that any internal features are minor and do not distract from the gems when viewed without magnification. The polish is excellent, contributing to crisp facet junctions and strong reflections, and the color displays vivid intensity, a primary determinant of sapphire value for the educated buyer. These sapphires have been heat treated, a standard and stable enhancement in the trade, and their documented origin is Madagascar, a region known for producing richly colored corundum.
When assessing sapphire quality, a buyer trained in gemology will first consider color, then clarity, cut, carat weight, and provenance. These stones exemplify why color commands the highest premium, with a vivid blue saturation that reads strongly even in smaller size, making the pair appear lively and consistent when set side by side. The mixed brilliant cut used here aims to maximize both scintillation and face up color, creating a balance between brilliance and depth that lets the vivid blue register under various lighting conditions. Clarity graded as very very slightly included at eye level denotes that inclusions are minor, typically requiring magnification to be fully appreciated, and thus they do not interfere with the visual purity of the stones. The dimensions and cut proportions yield a pleasing face up diameter for stones in the 1.5 to 1.8 carat range, and the slightly different depths help the gems to sit attractively in many mounting styles without compromising symmetry when paired.
Disclosure of enhancement and origin is critical to an informed purchase, and these sapphires are heat treated only, a widely accepted and permanently stable enhancement that improves color uniformity and can reduce the visibility of certain inclusions. Heat treatment does not adversely affect the structural integrity of corundum, which ranks nine on the Mohs hardness scale and is well suited for daily wear in rings and earrings. Madagascar as an origin offers both aesthetic and market value, because well sourced Malagasy sapphires are known for their range of blue hues that can rival traditional sources, and because origin often informs collector interest and pricing. For buyers who prefer documentation, The Natural Sapphire Company recommends independent gemological verification, and we provide full disclosure of enhancement and origin, along with detailed measurements, cut descriptions, and photographic documentation to support transparent decision making.
The Natural Sapphire Company is committed to ethical sourcing practices, and we apply a rigorous protocol from mine to market when acquiring matching pairs such as these. We work with vetted partners in Madagascar, and we establish direct relationships with artisanal and small scale mining communities to ensure traceability and accountability. Our purchasing practices include paying fair and negotiated prices at the source, supporting safer working conditions, and encouraging responsible environmental management, including mine site reclamation where practicable. We require our suppliers to adhere to local labor laws, and we promote community development by funding education and health initiatives in regions where long term partnerships exist. Chain of custody documentation accompanies each lot, and when third party verification is available, we engage independent auditors to confirm origin claims and compliance with internationally recognized due diligence guidelines. Full disclosure of treatments is a core principle, and our customer facing documentation reflects every known aspect of the sapphires provenance and enhancement history, enabling connoisseurs and informed buyers to make purchasing decisions with confidence.

































