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0.81 Ct. Bluish Green Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by May 25
Item ID: | S35513 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.1 Width: 5.17 Height: 3.39 |
Weight: | 0.81 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $480 |
One beautiful transparent 0.81 carat pear shape bluish green sapphire is presented by The Natural Sapphire Company, offering precise dimensions of 7.10 x 5.17 x 3.39 mm. The gem is fashioned with a mixed brilliant cut, combining the scintillation of brilliant facets with the depth preserving geometry of a modified pavilion, and it has an excellent polish that brings out every flash and reflection. Clarity is described as slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means the inclusions do not interfere with the gem at normal viewing distances and contribute to the stone being a natural, characterful specimen. Color intensity is intense, showing a lively bluish green that shifts subtly with the light, and the sapphire is entirely without enhancement, originating from Madagascar, a source known for producing richly colored, untreated sapphires. This combination of exact measurements, superior cutting, natural clarity, and untreated origin makes this pear shape sapphire a rare and compelling choice for someone seeking a distinct and valuable colored gem.
When it comes to brilliance, sapphires behave differently than more common gemstones, and this stone stands out for reasons that matter to both the eye and the investment sense. Compared to diamond, which has the highest refractive index and a signature fire, a sapphire will not emulate diamond fire, yet the mixed brilliant cut on this sapphire is optimized to maximize light return and lively scintillation, creating bright pinpoint flashes and a velvety internal brilliance that is often more alluring in colored stones than the white light dispersion of a diamond. Compared to emerald, which tends to be heavily included and often treated, this Madagascar sapphire offers cleaner transparency and stronger facet contrast, so light travels and reflects through the gem with clarity and vigor. Against aquamarine and many green tourmalines, which can appear washed out or pastel in certain lights, the intense bluish green of this sapphire keeps saturation and depth even under diffuse lighting, giving it a presence and radiance that reads as both jewel like and lively. The pleochroic nature of many corundum varieties means that this sapphire can reveal different tones from different angles, so the mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish work together to showcase shifting flashes of blue and green, a visual complexity that common gemstones rarely match.
Quality and value are where this sapphire truly asserts superiority over many market alternatives. The fact that this 0.81 carat pear is untreated is a critical advantage, because the market has a strong preference and premium for natural, non enhanced sapphires due to their scarcity. Many sapphires encountered in the marketplace undergo heat treatment or diffusion to alter color and clarity, and while those treatments can produce attractive results, they are not the same as an untreated stone from a reputable origin. Madagascar is celebrated for producing vibrant sapphires with natural color zoning and clarity that appeals to collectors and designers alike, and an untreated gem from this source holds its value more predictably. The slightly included clarity grade evaluated at eye level means that the inclusions are part of the gem story, yet they do not compromise the brilliance or the visual appeal, making this sapphire a stronger choice than similarly sized emeralds which often require treatments and may still look cloudy. Additionally, sapphire ranks nine on the Mohs scale of hardness, making it far more resistant to scratching and daily wear than many alternative colored gems, which increases its practical value for jewelry intended to be worn frequently. The excellent polish ensures every facet edge is crisp, maximizing both sparkle and the depth of color, so from a quality and longevity perspective this gem competes favorably with any comparable priced colored stone.
Design versatility and uniqueness round out the reasons to choose this sapphire through The Natural Sapphire Company. The pear shape offers an elegant silhouette that elongates the finger in ring settings and presents a refined teardrop profile in pendants and earrings, while the mixed brilliant cut amplifies brilliance on both crown and pavilion, creating a lively, jewel like performance that catches attention without appearing gaudy. In comparison to mass market stones that are often standardized and treated, this handcrafted presentation of a Madagascar sapphire feels personal and rare, an attribute that is increasingly sought by customers who want meaningful, ethically sourced jewelry. The absence of enhancement simplifies valuation and future resale, because untreated gems are easier to authenticate and appraise than their treated counterparts. For clients considering an engagement ring alternative to a diamond or a special anniversary gift, this 0.81 carat pear bluish green sapphire offers visual impact, durability, and a story tied to its origin, all of which support a higher perceived and real value. At The Natural Sapphire Company we place emphasis on transparent sourcing and gemological honesty, and this stone exemplifies our commitment to offering exceptional, naturally beautiful sapphires that stand apart from the common options on the market.































