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2.37 Ct. Greenish Blue Sapphire from Montana
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Item ID: | S48007 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.19 Width: 6.42 Height: 4.77 |
Weight: | 2.37 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Asscher - Octagon |
Cut: | Asscher Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Montana |
Per carat price: help | $2,775 |
One of the finest examples of Montana provenance that we currently offer at The Natural Sapphire Company is this transparent 2.37 carat asscher octagon shaped greenish blue sapphire, a gem that balances classic geometry with a contemporary color story. The stone measures 7.19 by 6.42 by 4.77 millimeters, and is faceted in a refined asscher style, which emphasizes step cut precision and a cultivated sense of depth. Its clarity is graded very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means that the stone presents as clean and clear to a casual observer, while subtle inclusions remain visible under close scrutiny or magnification. The color intensity is medium, a saturation that allows the greenish blue hue to read as both vibrant and elegant, rather than overly dark. The polish is excellent, giving crisp facet edges and a mirror like finish that enhances both color and light performance. This sapphire has been heat treated, a stable and widely accepted enhancement that improves color and clarity while preserving the natural character and structural integrity of the crystal. For buyers who value provenance, traceability, and expert handling, this Montana sapphire delivers on every front.
Color is the defining attribute of any sapphire, and this greenish blue example communicates strength with subtlety, a combination that speaks directly to personal power and distinction. The medium intensity allows the hue to show its complexity rather than a single flat tone, creating a layered visual experience that changes as the piece moves. In daylight the stone leans toward a cooler blue with a crisp, aquatic clarity, while under warmer lighting the green undertone becomes more pronounced, offering an intriguing duality that is associated with pleochroic behavior in corundum. This natural play of hue and tone grants the wearer a discreet but unmistakable statement, a jewel that is at once refined and authoritative. Educated buyers will recognize that medium intensity is often the most versatile and wearable level of saturation for a colored stone, capable of delivering presence without overwhelming design, and providing excellent adaptability across metal choices and settings.
The asscher cut applied to this sapphire is deliberate, it enhances optical depth through its concentric step facets, and it creates the sought after hall of mirrors effect that returns controlled flashes of tone rather than scattered sparkle. This cutting style showcases the gemologist quality of the material, because step cuts demand even color distribution and optical clarity to perform at their best. With dimensions of 7.19 by 6.42 by 4.77 millimeters the stone presents ideal proportions for both classic solitaire settings and contemporary cluster layouts, offering a profile that sits comfortably on the finger while retaining a commanding table surface. The very slightly included clarity grade means that tiny, natural inclusions exist, they act as fingerprints of origin and are often embraced by collectors who prefer the authenticity of natural growth features. These inclusions do not compromise the structural strength of the sapphire, and the excellent polish assures that facet junctions are precise, which in turn maximizes light return and color saturation. Heat treatment is disclosed, and it is important to understand that this practice is industry standard for sapphires, it enhances color and improves clarity without altering the gem in a way that would be considered artificial in the context of gemological trade.
For a buyer interested in jewelry that signals authority, refinement, and individuality, this Montana greenish blue asscher sapphire is an exceptional choice. The tone and hue suggest pairing with both cool white metals and warmer rose gold depending on whether the wearer seeks a modern crispness or a softer vintage inspired contrast. A secure four prong or bezel style setting will show the precise geometry of the asscher cut, while an open gallery can allow light to enter through the pavilion and elevate the gem’s dynamic color shifts. From a provenance perspective Montana sapphires are prized for their unique color range and for the rarity of high quality specimens, attributes that enhance resale value and collector interest. At The Natural Sapphire Company we stand behind the accuracy of our descriptions and the ethical sourcing of our material, and we are prepared to provide additional photographs, magnified views, and certification details on request. This sapphire is not only a beautiful object, it is a wearable emblem of personal power and distinction, a gemstone that rewards both the eye and the intellect, and that will continue to communicate taste and presence for generations.































