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2.12 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Jul 10
Item ID: | S42522 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.82 Width: 5.93 Height: 4.47 |
Weight: | 2.12 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,746 |
This 2.12 carat cushion shape blue sapphire from Madagascar represents the kind of natural beauty and investment quality that discerning buyers seek at The Natural Sapphire Company, a vivid alternative to the more common heat treated stones on the market. Measuring 7.82 by 5.93 by 4.47 millimeters, this gem combines a mixed brilliant cut with an excellent polish to deliver a lively play of light that a flat or shallow cut cannot match. The color intensity is described as intense, a deep saturated blue that leans toward classic velvety sapphire, and the clarity is very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which means the stone reads clean to the eye while retaining the natural character that only an untreated gem can offer. Importantly, this sapphire has no enhancement, a distinction that sets it apart from many commercial sapphires which have been heat treated or clarity enhanced, and that natural, unenhanced origin from Madagascar gives collectors and custom jewelers confidence in long term value and authenticity.
Compared to other sapphires you will find on the market, this piece stands out for the combination of its untreated status, fine cut, and strong color. Many sellers offer material that has been heat treated to improve color uniformity, or fracture filled to mask clarity issues, and while those treatments can produce attractive results, they are fundamentally different in value, care requirements, and rarity from a completely natural stone. Versus classic Sri Lankan sapphires, which often display a lighter cornflower blue, or prized Kashmir stones which are extremely rare and command sky high prices, this Madagascar sapphire offers a sweet spot of rich, intense color and realistic value for buyers who want a deep blue presence without the premium attached to historical names. The mixed brilliant cushion shape enhances scintillation, making the stone appear larger and more lively face up than many step cut or poorly proportioned stones of similar carat weight, and the very very slight inclusions contribute to the stone s individuality without compromising eye clean beauty.
When considering a custom setting, this sapphire is wonderfully versatile and will sing with the right companions and metal choices. For a classic engagement look, imagine a platinum or white gold head with a delicate halo of fine round brilliant white diamonds to amplify brilliance and boost perceived size, paired with tapered baguette side stones or a pair of petite pear shaped diamonds for an elegant three stone composition. If you prefer a warmer, vintage inspired setting, a yellow gold bezel or double halo in yellow gold will add contrast and make the intense blue pop, while small melee diamonds in a milgrain gallery will lend antiqued charm. For color contrast, consider pairing the central sapphire with small green tsavorite garnets or green sapphires along the shoulders for a rich jewel tone palette that evokes the depth of ocean water and verdant accents, or for a contemporary palette place a row of lighter cornflower blue or teal sapphires as tapered accents for a graduated blue effect that feels modern and cohesive. As a pendant, the stone will sit beautifully as a solitaire drop on a fine chain, framed by a petite diamond halo, or partnered with a slender baguette aquamarine for a soft ombre from deep to pale blue. For earrings, matching this sapphire with diamond halos and a suspended bezel of complementary metal will produce a refined daily wear option, while asymmetric pairs that mix a sapphire stud with a diamond drop offer on trend individuality.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we emphasize stones like this because they offer an uncommon blend of natural origin, excellent polish, and enduring color that outperforms many treated alternatives in both presence and long term desirability. Whether set in platinum for maximum brilliance, in yellow gold for dramatic contrast, or combined with colored gems for a bespoke signature piece, this 2.12 carat cushion sapphire from Madagascar will anchor a design with authenticity and visual impact, making it a superior choice for customers seeking a memorable, responsibly sourced center stone that will retain its appeal for decades. If you are imagining a custom design, we can advise on exact proportions and partner stones to harmonize cut, color, and metal so the finished piece highlights the sapphire s best qualities and fits your style and budget.































