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0.90 Ct. Bluish Green Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | S43495 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.41 Width: 4.05 Height: 2.95 |
Weight: | 0.90 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $300 |
This 0.90 carat emerald cut bluish green sapphire from Madagascar is a distinct offering in a market crowded with heat treated stones and lab grown alternatives, and its natural, untreated character gives it a premium that collectors and designers immediately appreciate. Measuring 7.41 by 4.05 by 2.95 mm, the gem displays a long, elegant profile and an intense color intensity that sets it apart from the washed out or heavily altered blues often seen on lower priced listings. The clarity is described as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which means the stone presents as transparent and lively to the unaided eye, while retaining the microscopic fingerprinting that proves its natural origin. With an excellent polish and no enhancement, this sapphire retains the full integrity of a natural corundum crystal, offering a combination of optical purity and geological authenticity that is increasingly rare. Compared to many stones in the market that have been heat treated to artificially deepen or stabilize color, this Madagascar sapphire offers a truthful expression of its mineral chemistry, delivering a bluish green hue that is complex, shifting with light, and far more interesting than a flat, unnaturally uniform tone.
Imagine the journey of this stone, formed millions of years ago, deep within the crust of a primeval earth, where heat and pressure acted over geological time to forge corundum from aluminum rich sediments and basaltic intrusions. In Madagascar, unique tectonic processes and localized mineral chemistry provided the right mix of elements, and trace quantities of iron and titanium imprinted this crystal with its distinctive bluish green personality. As molten rock cooled and metamorphic events squeezed and reconfigured mineral lattices, slow crystal growth allowed for the clarity and structural perfection we now prize, while tiny inclusions became evidence of the environment that birthed the stone. Erosion, rivers, and the slow dance of continental change liberated crystals from their host rock, delivering them into alluvial deposits where skilled prospectors and ethical miners recovered them. That lineage is visible in the gem today, every facet echoing a story of deep time. Where synthetic or heavily treated stones offer predictability, this sapphire offers provenance, a direct line to a specific landscape and a natural history that adds intangible value to its measurable attributes.
When set in fine jewelry, the emerald cut elevates this sapphire above typical shapes, its step facets emphasizing the purity of tone and producing linear reflections that suit modern, architectural designs as well as classic settings. Compared to round or cushion cuts that diffuse color, the emerald cut concentrates the blue green in broad planes, allowing the eye to experience depth without unnecessary distraction, and its size, near the coveted one carat mark, offers excellent presence without demanding a large mounting. The very slightly included clarity is a strength in the market, it confirms natural origin without compromising brilliance, and the lack of enhancements means the piece holds value and resale strength superior to many heat treated counterparts. At The Natural Sapphire Company we prioritize rigorous grading, transparent sourcing, and expert cutting, and this stone exemplifies that approach, delivering a rare combination of origin from Madagascar, natural state, excellent polish, and a refined emerald cut. For buyers weighing options, this sapphire outshines many alternatives in authenticity, long term value, and a unique color profile that will age well and remain desirable over decades, making it a superior choice for a signature ring, a bespoke pendant, or a carefully curated collection.






























