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1.31 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Apr 23
Item ID: | S30512 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.91 Width: 5.8 Height: 4.35 |
Weight: | 1.31 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Dark |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,500 |
From the ancient heart of Madagascar to your jewelry box, this sapphire carries a story that begins in fire and time, and ends in the refined hands of expert cutters. Formed deep within metamorphic rock, this Other certified Blue Royal Blue sapphire was discovered by skilled, local miners who have worked the island for generations, following seams of corundum where pressure and heat coaxed color from mineral. At The Natural Sapphire Company we trace each stone with care, and this gem comes to you with its origins clearly documented, a testament to responsible sourcing and a connection to the place where nature painted its richest blues. Weighing 1.31 carat, cut into a cushion shape that measures 5.91 by 5.80 by 4.35 mm, this transparent sapphire captures the heritage of its land, while promising a lifetime of wear. The dark color intensity of the stone gives it a regal presence, a deep Royal Blue that holds the gaze and rewards close inspection with subtle depth.
The journey from rough to jewel is where character becomes craft, and this sapphire was given a mixed brilliant cut that balances sparkle with depth. Expert cutters carved precise facets, then completed an excellent polish that allows light to dance across the table and along the crown, drawing out the sapphire's inner glow. At eye level the clarity is graded very slightly included, which means the presence of natural inclusions does not interfere with the gem's beauty, and instead affirms its authenticity. No enhancement was applied to this stone, the color and clarity are entirely natural, untouched by heat or chemicals. The cushion profile softens the sapphire's fire, offering rounded elegance while the pavilion and facet arrangement create a controlled return of light, so the dark tones read as velvety and saturated rather than flat.
Durability is among the sapphire family traits, and this gem is an exceptional choice for daily wear. Quartz and most common household materials will not abrade a sapphire, and its toughness resists chips when set properly, making it ideal for a ring that you wear every day, a pendant worn close to the heart, or a pair of studs you reach for without thought. For maximum protection consider a secure setting such as a bezel or a well engineered prong mount that cups the stone and shields the girdle, while still allowing light to energize the mixed brilliant cut. Simple care keeps the sapphire radiant, routine cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush removes oils and surface debris, avoid prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals and strong ultrasonic cleaners if you are unsure about settings, and occasional professional inspection will ensure prongs remain tight and the gem stays secure through the years.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we present this Madagascar sapphire not just as an object of beauty, but as a piece with provenance and purpose, ready to be set into a design that reflects your life and legacy. Its untreated nature, verified weight, cushion dimensions and excellent polish mean you receive a gem that is honest and enduring. If you imagine this stone in a bespoke engagement ring, a refined pendant, or heirloom earrings, our design team can advise on settings that protect the gem while showcasing its Royal Blue depth. Contact us to view certification details, request custom mounting suggestions, or arrange to see the sapphire in person, we take pride in matching exceptional stones with thoughtful craftsmanship, so this gem can begin the next chapter of its journey on your hand, close to your heart, and into the future you are building.































