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0.44 Ct. Bluish Green Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | S32912 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 4.51 Width: 4.48 Height: 2.94 |
Weight: | 0.44 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $200 |
If you are searching for a gemstone that ends the quest for something both exceptional and practical, this bluish green round sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company answers that desire with quiet confidence. At 0.44 carat, this transparent sapphire combines manageable size with remarkable presence, making it ideal for an engagement ring that favors distinction over convention, or for a collector seeking a rare color that stands apart from the usual palette. The stone measures 4.51 by 4.48 by 2.94 mm, and it is cut in a mixed brilliant style that maximizes light return and scintillation, while its excellent polish ensures every facet sings. Evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, with medium color intensity, and enhanced by careful heat treatment, this sapphire from Madagascar offers the reassurance of superior craftsmanship and natural beauty, plus the provenance that collectors and buyers value.
Visually this sapphire evokes the same kind of magnetism that has made certain famous gemstones legendary, while remaining completely itself. The bluish green tone recalls the intriguing secondary hues seen in some celebrated Ceylon sapphires, where blue and green combine to create a shifting, water like appearance that changes with the light. Its lively facets and strong polish produce a brilliance that is analogous to the scintillation admired in masterfully cut historical stones, even though those famous gems are often much larger. The mixed brilliant cut here is chosen to balance depth and surface sparkle, producing flashes and windows of color that resemble the dynamic displays seen in notable museum pieces. Unlike the asterisms of a star sapphire such as the famed Star of India, this gem offers pure faceted fire, a feature that allows it to sit comfortably alongside well known sapphires in terms of visual charisma, while sporting a uniquely subtle palette.
Part of the stone is its rarity in color, a quality often prized by both connoisseurs and couples looking for an engagement gem that is both meaningful and distinct. Bluish green sapphires are less common than straight blue or green varieties, giving this gem a singular appeal similar to the treasured status of named historic stones that are prized for their uncommon tones. Because it is Madagascan in origin, the sapphire carries the reputation of an island source known for producing lively, clean sapphires with interesting color ranges. The heat treatment used is a widely accepted enhancement that stabilizes and improves the visual attributes, and it is disclosed here for full transparency. For someone seeking a center stone that is versatile and wearable, the combination of transparency, very slight inclusions that do not affect visual performance, and excellent polish makes this sapphire a perfect solution for everyday jewelry that still tells a story.
For collectors and investors the appeal extends beyond visual charm to include the broader story that famous gemstones tell about rarity and provenance. Historic sapphires gained renown because of their unusual color, their story, or the quality of the cut. This sapphire channels that tradition through its own attributes, offering a color profile that might remind the knowledgeable eye of the cool greenish blue that appears in some historically prized examples, while delivering a modern cut that maximizes optical performance. Its modest carat weight actually enhances its versatility, allowing it to be set in a refined solitaire, surrounded by accent stones, or used in bespoke designs where balance and proportion matter. The durable corundum hardness of sapphire means that this gem is suitable for frequent wear, and its excellent polish and precise cut give it a presence that belies its size, a trait shared by many small but celebrated historical gems.
When your search is for a stone that closes the circle between rarity, beauty, and everyday practicality, this Madagascar bluish green sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company is a compelling choice. It is elegant enough to be compared with the qualities that made famous sapphires memorable, yet distinctive enough to belong to you alone. We disclose the heat treatment and clarity grading up front, and we stand behind the origin and care given to each gem we offer. If you value a gem that will catch the eye with its shifting bluish green depths, that will sit comfortably on the finger for a lifetime, and that carries the story of responsible sourcing from Madagascar, this sapphire answers that need with clarity and grace.































