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2.02 Ct. Violet Sapphire from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Nov 21
Item ID: | S42279 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.15 Width: 7.86 Height: 4.55 |
Weight: | 2.02 Ct. |
Color: help | Violet |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Heart |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $1,632 |
There is a special dignity that accompanies stones that carry both history and purity, and this 2.02 carat violet sapphire is a modern example of that enduring legacy. Sapphires have been treasured through the ages for their association with wisdom, fidelity, and protection, and a heart shaped gem recalls a long tradition of personal devotion and heirloom giving. This particular gem, offered by The Natural Sapphire Company, brings those stories into the present with an unusual and memorable voice. Its transparent crystal body, combined with an intense and saturated violet color, creates a presence that reads as both antique and utterly contemporary. The gem measures 7.15 by 7.86 by 4.55 mm, and the heart shape is executed with care to balance classical proportions with lively optical performance.
The cutting and finish of this sapphire amplify its historical resonance, while speaking to exacting modern standards of craftsmanship. Cut as a mixed brilliant, the pavilion and crown work together to return light with scintillating flash and deep flashes of violet and blue, and the excellent polish ensures each facet meets the eye cleanly. At an evaluation level for clarity, the stone is described as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, indicating that the small natural features are modest and do not diminish the gem when worn or set. Beyond its dimensions and clarity, what truly distinguishes this stone is that it is unenhanced, with no treatment applied to alter its natural color or clarity, and it originates from Tanzania, a region now respected for producing sapphires with character and integrity.
Rarity in the world of colored gemstones has many facets, and this violet sapphire is rare on several levels, both in size and in hue. Violet sapphires are less common than typical blue examples, and an intensely saturated violet at a weight of 2.02 carats occupies a narrow niche in the market. Many sapphires of comparable tone are smaller, or they achieve saturation through heat treatment, which is a widely accepted practice but a different choice from the natural, untreated character of this gem. The combination of an unenhanced state, an intense color intensity, a transparent body, and a clean visual appearance at this weight is scarce, and it elevates the stone from a pretty specimen to a collector worthy rarity. For those who prize the story of a gem as much as its aesthetics, owning a heart shaped sapphire like this one is an invitation to hold something uncommon and historically resonant.
When thinking about setting and stewardship, this sapphire offers many routes to become a lasting family piece. The heart shape lends itself to a romantic solitaire, an articulated pendant, or a classic ring setting that frames the stone with a slim platinum or warm gold profile, choices that echo centuries of jewelry tradition. Because the gem is untreated and has an excellent polish, its natural color and brilliance will remain the defining qualities for generations, with routine care and professional cleaning recommended to preserve luster. At The Natural Sapphire Company we document origins and characteristics carefully, and this stone is presented with the provenance of Tanzania, with explicit details of its 2.02 carat weight, mixed brilliant cut, very slightly included clarity at eye level, intense color intensity, excellent polish, dimensions of 7.15 by 7.86 by 4.55 mm, and no enhancement. For collectors, connoisseurs, and those seeking a deeply meaningful gift, this violet heart shaped sapphire stands as a testament to tradition, rarity, and the timeless language of fine gemstones.






























