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0.86 Ct. Bluish Green Sapphire from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Oct 8
Item ID: | S43790 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.46 Width: 5.02 Height: 3.12 |
Weight: | 0.86 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $465 |
This 0.86 carat oval bluish green sapphire from Tanzania is a rare and compelling choice for anyone seeking a vibrant, natural stone with strong presence and refined character, the gem measures 6.46 x 5.02 x 3.12 mm, and it has been fashioned with a mixed brilliant cut that balances scintillation and color performance, the stone is transparent and eye clean when evaluated at eye level, demonstrating an unusually high clarity for a natural sapphire in this hue, the color intensity is described as intense, the polish is excellent, and importantly there has been no enhancement, this untreated provenance contributes to both the aesthetic purity and long term value of the gem, The Natural Sapphire Company is pleased to present this Tanzanian sapphire as a distinct alternative to more familiar sources while ensuring full disclosure and quality control.
When comparing hue and tone to sapphires from other famous locations, the differences become instructive and flattering for this stone, Kashmir sapphires are celebrated for their velvety cornflower blue with a soft, slightly muted tone that imparts an almost painterly quality, those Kashmir sapphires seldom show the bluish green leaning that this Tanzanian gem displays, Burmese sapphires tend toward rich, saturated royal blues with warm undertones, making them darker and more blue dominant than our specimen, Sri Lankan Ceylon sapphires often present a lighter, brighter blue that reads as more pastel or sky like, while Madagascar has produced an array of tones including vivid greens and blues, the Tanzanian bluish green sits in a lively niche between Ceylon brightness and Burmese depth, it offers a green component that is neither too dominant nor muddy, unlike certain Australian sapphires that can appear very deep and inky, and it maintains a clarity and transparency that outshines many Montana sapphires which often exhibit a more silvery or teal character with inclusions that soften the brilliance.
The mixed brilliant cut plays a crucial role in how this sapphire compares in visual performance to stones from other origins, where some classic faceting styles aim to preserve color but sacrifice sparkle, our cut maximizes light return while preserving the stone s rich bluish green, the result is an active, lively gem that flashes brilliance as well as color, this is a point of real differentiation when considering stones from Kashmir which are often cut to emphasize their velvety depth rather than sparkle, or Australian stones that may be cut deeper to counter darker tones, the eye clean clarity of this Tanzanian sapphire further amplifies its advantages, without the silk like inclusions common to some Ceylon or Kashmir pieces or the crystal packages sometimes present in Madagascar material, this gem delivers uncompromised transparency that allows both color and brilliance to sing, the excellent polish enhances surface luster and ensures the stone will sit cleanly within a bezel or prong setting, the dimensions 6.46 x 5.02 x 3.12 mm and the 0.86 carat weight make it ideal for a refined engagement ring center for a delicate band, or as a striking accent stone in custom jewelry, the untreated nature of the sapphire also assures that the color you see now will age naturally and predictably, a feature collectors and informed buyers consistently prize over treated material that may command lower esteem.
From a value and uniqueness perspective this Tanzanian sapphire represents a superior option for customers weighing stones from multiple origins, untreated, eye clean sapphires with intense color are scarce in any market, and in this particular bluish green category they are even more unusual, compared to Burmese or Kashmir stones that command high premiums for historical prestige but often come with a color profile that is strictly blue, this Tanzanian gem invites more versatility because the green component allows it to coordinate beautifully with both white diamonds and yellow or rose gold mountings, compared to lighter Ceylon stones which may require larger carat weights to read as impactful, the intense tone of this 0.86 carat gem creates a visual presence that belies its modest weight, while Australian or Montana stones with similar weights can appear darker or less transparent, diminishing their perceived size, the mixed brilliant cut here helps the gem wear larger visually, and the excellent polish ensures that settings will capture and reflect light effectively, The Natural Sapphire Company recommends this sapphire for clients seeking a unique yet timeless choice that combines rarity, natural beauty, and practical wearability.
In practical terms this Tanzanian bluish green sapphire is a statement of refined taste and smart investment, it carries the immediate visual appeal of an intense, pure hue, matched with the market advantages of being untreated and eye clean, buyers seeking to compare will find that its balanced tone offers more flexibility than regionally iconic but narrowly colored stones, the gem s integrity and craftsmanship make it suitable for bespoke designs or for elevating classic settings, The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind the stone s origin and quality, and we welcome inquiries for high resolution imagery, video, or personalized setting consultations to demonstrate how the mixed brilliant cut interacts with different lighting and mounting choices, selecting this sapphire means choosing a gem that will stand apart from more common regional profiles, offering a unique bluish green signature that is both wearable and enduring, this is a rare opportunity to own a natural, intensely colored sapphire with superb clarity and polish, sourced transparently from Tanzania, and curated by The Natural Sapphire Company.




























