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2.61 Ct. Bluish Green Sapphire from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Mar 9
Item ID: | S35428 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.52 Width: 6.51 Height: 5.18 |
Weight: | 2.61 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $2,775 |
There is a deep and enduring language spoken by gemstones, a language that we at The Natural Sapphire Company have listened to for decades, and this bluish green sapphire from Tanzania speaks with particular clarity and grace. It carries a history that feels ancestral, as if the slow, patient geology of East Africa had been composing a quiet poem in mineral form, until finally a master cutter revealed its voice. Emerald cut sapphires have been prized since classical times for their disciplined geometry and elegant flash, they recall the clean lines of ancient architecture, and they suggest a heritage that rewards those who value continuity across generations. This gem is a small piece of geological time made visible, a treasure that connects the wearer to the long sweep of the earths creative processes, and to the cultures that have cherished blue green stones for personal talismans and regal ornamentation.
Physically this sapphire is a beautifully transparent 2.61 carat example, cut into a classic emerald shape with measured dimensions of 8.52 by 6.51 by 5.18 millimeters, and an excellent polish that allows light to travel and return with remarkable purity. Its color intensity is described as intense, carrying an alluring balance of blue depth and green warmth that shifts subtly with every angle, and it is graded very slightly included when evaluated at eye level which means that to the unaided eye the stone appears remarkably clean and pure. The lack of any enhancement is a testament to its natural origin, and the Tanzanian provenance speaks to a region known for producing sapphires of complex and sophisticated coloration. The emerald cut encourages broad, deep windows into the heart of the gem, so the rich bluish green can be admired like a carefully staged vista. The exceptional polish and precise faceting preserve the stones transparency, and they let even small movements of the hand become events of reflected color and light.
Imagine a story written in tone rather than in words, a romantic narrative that takes its cues from the sapphires unique hue and clear nature. Picture a twilight lagoon bordered by forest, where the last slanting light of the sun meets the first cool of evening, and where water and leaf exchange their blues and greens in a hush. This is the palette of the stone, a slow blending of ocean and forest that speaks of deep loyalties and quiet promises. In its near pristine clarity one can read a history of patience, tiny internal features like faint stars that only add character, like the memory of a journey shared by two who have weathered seasons together. Placed in an engagement ring or kept as a personal amulet, this stone invites vows that are not loud declarations, but steady commitments, the kind that endure the passing years and remain luminous with age. The emerald cut gives the gem a dignified composure, suggesting an heirloom quality, something that will feel comfortable worn by a new generation, and then again by the next, each wearer adding a layer to the intimate narrative that began beneath the Tanzanian skies.
As a gemstone specialist I recommend settings that honor both the geometry of the emerald cut and the nuanced color of this sapphire, consider a simple bezel that frames the stone and protects its corners, or a four prong basket that allows light to pass freely, each option will highlight the intense bluish green without distracting from its natural presence. For those who favor classic romance pair it with warm metals that will deepen the green tones, or choose a cool white metal to emphasize the stones ocean like blue facets, either choice will translate its timeless character into wearable form. Because this sapphire is untreated, it carries a premium of authenticity and rarity that discerning collectors and sentimental buyers alike will appreciate, and at 2.61 carats it strikes a balance between noticeable presence and elegant restraint. At The Natural Sapphire Company we can assist with bespoke mounting options, certification, and care advice so that this gem becomes not only a beautiful object, but a lifelong companion. If you are drawn to jewelry that tells a story of origin, endurance, and quiet romance, this Tanzanian emerald cut bluish green sapphire offers all of those gifts, ready to be set, worn, and loved for generations.































