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0.78 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Oct 13
Item ID: | S42772 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.31 Width: 5.23 Height: 3.31 |
Weight: | 0.78 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $1,154 |
One beautiful transparent 0.78 carat round shape blue sapphire awaits, a gem that speaks to a tradition of elegance and endurance, with dimensions of 5.31 x 5.23 x 3.31 mm that place it in a versatile size range for both classic and contemporary jewelry, a mixed brilliant cut that balances scintillation and depth, a clarity grade described as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level which preserves a clear visual field and a sense of purity, an intense color intensity that draws the eye into the stone and holds attention, and an excellent polish that allows each facet to play its part in the gem's quiet drama, enhancement, no enhancement, a truly natural example of corundum available through The Natural Sapphire Company. This sapphire has the kind of presence that feels inevitable and refined, suitable for someone who values objects that have the look of a story already told, a jewel that can easily become a family heirloom. The combination of a round mixed brilliant cut with excellent polish brings out the sapphire's inner fire and its stable, saturated blue, making it suitable for a solitaire engagement ring, a refined pendant, or as the centerpiece of a pair of timeless earrings. The gem's transparency and intense color work together to create a visual depth that is impressive for a gem of this weight, and its dimensions provide clear guidance to designers and clients who wish to envision it set in yellow gold, white gold, platinum, or a mixed metal creation.
Sapphires have been treasured across cultures and centuries for their association with wisdom, protection, and noble bearing, and the lineage of this stone, emerging from Tanzania, adds an extra layer of provenance and story, Tanzania's gem fields are part of the long tapestry of East African mineral wealth, and stones from this region are known for their vibrant hues and natural clarity, making Tanzanian sapphires particularly desirable to collectors and connoisseurs who appreciate geographic origin as part of a gem's identity. The history of blue sapphires spans royal treasuries, religious artifacts, and private collections that passed from one generation to the next, and a Tanzanian origin places this stone within a more recent chapter of that history that celebrates discovery, skilled cutting, and ethical sourcing. When a sapphire carries a clear statement of origin, it does more than describe a place, it connects the wearer to a landscape, to the hands that carefully recovered and shaped it, and to the trade traditions that ensure such stones reach responsible markets. The Natural Sapphire Company takes pride in tracing and honoring those stories, presenting stones that are both beautiful and steeped in context, so that the appreciation of a gem includes knowledge of where it began, how it was treated, and the expertise applied to its presentation.
The technical virtues of this sapphire are what allow its historical resonance to be translated into everyday elegance, the mixed brilliant cut balances brilliance and deep color saturation so that the intense blue reads as rich rather than flat, the excellent polish allows light to move freely across the facets creating flashes and windows of color, and the very slightly included clarity, seen at eye level, indicates a natural character without compromising the gem's overall visual impact. At 0.78 carat and with the given proportions, the stone offers a presence on the finger that is both refined and noticeable, an ideal weight for those who desire a gemstone that feels substantial but not ostentatious. The fact that this sapphire has received no enhancement is a defining feature for buyers who seek purely natural material, because untreated sapphires that exhibit such deep color and fine clarity are inherently more rare and therefore more valued by collectors and those building meaningful pieces. For clients considering settings, the stone's round shape makes it wonderfully adaptable to classic four or six prong settings, to a rubover bezel for a vintage inspired look, or to more contemporary halo styles that amplify the gem while allowing its Tanzanian origin and natural state to remain the primary narrative.
Choosing a gem is an act of curating a legacy, and this Tanzanian blue sapphire, available through The Natural Sapphire Company, was selected and presented with that philosophy in mind, every facet cut to honor the stone's natural beauty, every detail recorded to preserve provenance, and every interaction offered with the care of a family that understands the weight of beginning a tradition. Whether the stone is intended as an engagement center, a gift to mark a meaningful anniversary, or a purchase for a private collection, its classic round form, intense blue color, natural clarity, and lack of enhancement combine to create an object that will age gracefully and gain value as stories accumulate. Our team at The Natural Sapphire Company is available to discuss setting options, to provide photography and measurements for custom design work, and to share documentation that supports the gem's origin and natural condition, because we believe that the relationship between a collector and a gem is built on trust and knowledge. In bringing a piece like this into your life, you are not only acquiring a beautiful object, you are continuing a long tradition of appreciation for craftsmanship, provenance, and enduring style, a tradition that sits at the heart of what The Natural Sapphire Company offers to every client.































