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2.52 Ct. Bluish Green Sapphire from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Sep 13
Item ID: | S19580 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.62 Width: 6.5 Height: 4.44 |
Weight: | 2.52 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Dark |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $992 |
I first encountered this gem as a whisper of color emerging from the earth in Tanzania, a country known for producing sapphires that carry the wild blues and greens of its landscape. One beautiful transparent 2.52 carat emerald cut shape bluish green sapphire awaited careful hands, its rough form showing promise and patience. From the moment it left the mine, its journey was guided by respect for the stone and a deep understanding of its character. At The Natural Sapphire Company we steward each step, from sorting and selection, through the thoughtful decisions that will reveal the gem at its best. The stone’s measurements, 8.62 x 6.50 x 4.44 mm, are small in scale but generous in presence. The moment the light finds its planes, the faceted emerald cut translates depth into a steady, elegant statement. The clarity has been assessed as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a mark that keeps the gem honest and alive, its internal story visible only to those who look closely.
When our cutter chose the emerald cut, the decision was about more than geometry, it was about revelation. The faceted style opens the stone in broad steps, emphasizing color and clarity rather than scintillation alone, and allowing the bluish green hue to read as a noble field rather than a scattered flash. The cutter worked to accentuate the gem’s dark color intensity while preserving transparency and life, the polish finished to an excellent standard so each facet edge becomes a vantage point for light. Heat treatment was used as a respectful enhancement, a traditional and stable method that brings harmony to color while keeping the stone’s natural identity intact. Each facet was considered for how it would respond on a finger, a pendant, or in an heirloom setting, and the result is a gem that sits with dignity, its rectangular silhouette a modern echo of historical cuts.
This sapphire’s bluish green color is a conversation between sea and forest, between lake shadow and tropical canopy, a color that reads differently with every turn and every wearer. In the culture of Tanzanian gem mining, color is a language, and this stone speaks of the deep, cool tones found near highland waters. Wearing it connects you to a lineage of hands that have admired similar colors across continents, from merchants in ancient ports to modern designers who see in a single hue the ability to evoke stability and renewal. The gem’s darker intensity lends it a sense of gravity, a diplomatic presence that balances modern minimalism with timeless richness. Paired with thoughtful setting design, it can be a centerpiece that invites storytelling, a private map of origin and care that sits against the skin and recalls the place where earth became jewel.
How this bluish green sapphire interacts with different skin tones is part of its charm, because color is a chameleon that responds to the surrounding palette. On fair skin the darker intensity creates a striking contrast, the gem appearing as a vivid window into deeper tones, its bluish notes bringing a crisp, elegant coolness while the green adds a hint of warmth that keeps the effect approachable. For warm or golden undertones the green aspect of the sapphire plays beautifully, harmonizing with honeyed highlights and creating a glowing ensemble when set in yellow gold, or offering a modern counterpoint in rose gold. Olive and medium complexions find the balance that many seek, because the stone’s blend of blue and green complements undertones that lean neutral without overpowering them, making the gem seem as though it belongs there. On deeper skin tones the dark color intensity allows the sapphire to sit with regal strength, the contrast subtle and rich rather than stark, the color reading as a candlelit ocean that enhances the skin’s natural luminosity. Choices in metal and setting further influence the visual effect, with white metals emphasizing the stone’s blue clarity, yellow metals drawing out green warmth, and mixed metal settings creating a contemporary dialogue.
Consideration of setting and design will bring the most personal expression from this sapphire. A bezel or an ornate frame will emphasize the stone’s solidity and protect its facets, while a prong setting will give breath and movement, allowing light to travel through the 8.62 x 6.50 x 4.44 mm pavilion and return as subtle depth. For engagement rings or statement pieces, a slender band will let the emerald cut read as architectural and elegant, while a halo of smaller gems can lift the perceived size and add sparkle without changing the sapphire’s core personality. At The Natural Sapphire Company we love to advise on metal choice and setting design so the gem complements skin tone and lifestyle, ensuring the jewel remains both wearable and meaningful. This sapphire has been carefully selected and enhanced to last, a gem with a story that begins in Tanzania and continues in your life, an object that will collect memories as it catches the light, and a piece that invites you to continue its narrative.




























