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1.11 Ct. Bluish Green Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Jan 2
Item ID: | S34205 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.76 Width: 5.81 Height: 4.01 |
Weight: | 1.11 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $400 |
This is a singular opportunity to own a gem that feels as if it were made for an intimate circle of collectors, a round bluish green sapphire that holds its own as a statement of taste and restraint. At 1.11 carat this stone is perfectly balanced between presence and wearability, offering a generous face up size while remaining comfortable for daily wear or a treasured occasion piece. The proportions are precise, with dimensions of 5.76 x 5.81 x 4.01 mm, and the mixed brilliant cut marries the scintillation of a modern cut with the depth and focus of classic faceting, producing flashes that seem to move beneath the surface rather than simply across it. Transparency and an intense color intensity are rare companions, and this sapphire displays both, allowing light to travel through the pavilion and return as lively, saturated tones. The clarity is graded as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which means the stone reads as clean to an unaided glance, and the excellent polish ensures every facet edge remains crisp, amplifying brilliance and giving the gem a refined finish that bespoke connoisseurs seek.
Color is the defining attribute of this gem, a bluish green that sits at the intersection of ocean and forest, both cool and rich, and strikingly consistent across the table and crown. Intense color intensity is not easy to find in a transparent sapphire of this size, and the hue here is vivid without overwhelming the stone, making it versatile for different metal choices and settings. The mixed brilliant cut has been executed to maximize color distribution, so the bluish green saturates the gem evenly when viewed face up, while the pavilion facets add depth and a subtle change in tone as the stone moves. Under varied light the sapphire reveals layers of green with blue undertones that feel sophisticated and rare, a look that appeals to those who appreciate gems with personality rather than the obvious. The excellent polish allows light to dance from facet to facet, creating a lively play of brilliance and internal glow, and for anyone accustomed to the finest standards the finish will read as meticulous and deliberate.
Durability is an essential consideration for any gem intended for everyday wear, and in this category sapphires are unparalleled among colored stones. On the Mohs scale of mineral hardness this sapphire sits at nine, second only to diamond which is ten. That single step down from diamond means the sapphire is highly resistant to scratches and abrasions from most materials encountered in daily life, standing significantly harder than popular gems such as topaz at eight, and quartz at seven. This hardness makes it well suited to engagement rings and other wearables that must endure the routines of life, while still allowing skilled jewelers to set the stone securely without compromising its integrity. Heat treatment is noted as the enhancement applied to this gem, a standard and accepted process that improves tone and clarity in a stable and permanent way, and when combined with the stone s natural hardness the result is an elegant, wearable jewel that balances beauty and resilience.
Provenance is part of the story and provenance matters to collectors, and this sapphire originates from Madagascar, a source known for producing gems with unique and desirable colors. Madagascar sapphires often show complex blues, greens, and teal tones that are distinct from those of other locales, and this stone s bluish green is characteristic of that region s ability to yield gems with both depth and a special kind of light. The very very slightly included clarity grade indicates character rather than flaw, small natural fingerprints of the earth that confirm the stone s natural origin while remaining nearly invisible to the eye. The heat treatment performed is disclosed openly, reflecting our commitment to full transparency and to maintaining the highest standards of jewellery ethics and consumer confidence. For the discerning buyer who values both beauty and honesty in sourcing, this sapphire from Madagascar offers an assured provenance paired with the visual qualities that define a lasting heirloom.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we carefully select each gemstone for its story and its ability to occupy a place of honor in a private collection, and this 1.11 carat round bluish green sapphire is no exception. It is a gem for those who seek rarity, a piece for an elite few who understand the subtle balance of size, color, cut and clarity that creates true elegance. Limited in availability, and distinctive in its presence, it invites a setting that can be as bespoke as the owner s taste, whether that is a classical solitaire that celebrates the stone s color and clarity, or a custom design that places it within a harmony of complementary metals and accent stones. If you are drawn to a sapphire that combines the practical resilience of a Mohs nine hardness with the refined allure of intense color and a meticulous mixed brilliant cut, this gem is an invitation to join a small circle of owners who appreciate exceptional stones and thoughtful provenance. Contact The Natural Sapphire Company to reserve this sapphire, to discuss custom settings, or to arrange private viewing, and let us help you bring this rare and timeless piece into your collection.




























