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2.69 Ct. Greenish Blue Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | U14408 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.97 Width: 7.54 Height: 5.88 |
Weight: | 2.69 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Dark |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Trillion |
Cut: | Trillion Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $800 |
This exceptional transparent greenish blue sapphire weighs 2.69 carats, and it is fashioned in a striking trillion shape, and it measures 7.97 x 7.54 x 5.88 mm, and it carries a clarity grade of very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, and it shows a dark color intensity with an excellent polish, and it is completely natural with no enhancement, and it comes from Madagascar, and it is offered by The Natural Sapphire Company. From the moment light meets its triangular facets, you notice a depth and richness that set it apart from the run of commercial sapphires. Many sapphires on the market are heated or contain visible inclusions that diffuse light, but this gem is rare in its combination of transparency, color saturation, and untreated provenance. The trillion cut maximizes brilliance and fire in a way that classic oval or cushion shapes cannot match, and the clean presentation at eye level means the stone reads as visually flawless when set, a quality that elevates it above many similarly sized stones from mass market sources.
To put this sapphire in historical perspective, think of the most famous gems that have captured imaginations across centuries. The Logan Sapphire and the Stuart Sapphire are celebrated for their size and royal associations, and Kashmir sapphires are renowned for their velvety cornflower blue that commands top tier prices. Those stones are often prized for color tone and historical provenance, but they are also rare and prohibitively expensive. Our Madagascar trillion offers a different and compelling proposition. It shares the deep, regal presence that makes Kashmir stones so desirable, yet it does so with a clearer, more transparent crystal that returns more lively light, and without the heat treatments commonly applied to many blue sapphires. Against the exotic lore of the Star of India, which fascinates for its star phenomenon and monumental scale, this gem captivates by precision, by the intimate perfection of cut and polish, and by a modern elegance that fits jewelry applications where optical performance matters most.
The trillion cut of this gem gives it a distinct personality that historical giants seldom offered, and where classic stones are admired for their storied pasts, this sapphire excels for contemporary wearability and visual impact. The triangular silhouette creates dynamic flash, a crisp table, and a play of color that changes as the stone moves, and that lively behavior differs from the more muted, velvety look of some antique sapphires. The very very slightly included clarity grade, evaluated at eye level, assures that the gem has minimal internal interruptions to light passage, producing a brilliant face up appearance, and the excellent polish ensures every facet edge is executionally perfect, and that translates to superior sparkle when compared to many stones that show polish lines or facet graining. For engagement rings or bespoke pieces that must balance presence and practicality, a 2.69 carat trillion is unusually effective, providing the visual weight of a larger stone without overpowering contemporary settings, and offering a unique triangular geometry that stands out from the ubiquitous round, oval, and cushion profiles.
Beyond visual qualities, the natural, unenhanced origin from Madagascar contributes materially to this stone's uniqueness and value. Madagascar has become recognized for producing sapphires with a wide spectrum of blue and greenish blue hues and for yielding fine specimens that require no heat treatment to reach exceptional color, and that natural state appeals to collectors who care about geological authenticity and long term value. While famous historical gems often carry the cachet of monarchy or museum fame, this sapphire offers a purer kind of desirability, based on traceable origin, uncompromised clarity, and an artisanal cut that celebrates optical performance. When you consider value, it is important to weigh not just weight or name recognition, but treatment status, clarity, color intensity, and craftsmanship, and on those measures this Madagascar trillion stands out. The Natural Sapphire Company is proud to present this piece, and we can assist with certification details, setting recommendations, and comparisons against other notable sapphires, helping you choose a gem that combines historical resonance with modern refinement, and that will perform beautifully for decades.






























