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3.06 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Apr 25
Item ID: | S37420 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.69 Width: 6.2 Height: 6.24 |
Weight: | 3.06 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $2,266 |
If you are searching for the perfect gemstone to mark a life changing moment, or if you are a collector who values rarity and purity, this 3.06 carat pear shape blue sapphire answers that search with quiet confidence. Many customers tell us they want a stone that looks remarkable in photos, sparkles brilliantly in person, and yet feels like a personal treasure when worn. This sapphire achieves all of that, and more. Its graceful pear silhouette flatters the finger and captures attention without shouting, suitable for an engagement ring that is both elegant and unique, ideal for a pendant that sits like a drop of deep sky at the throat, and compelling as a centerpiece for a collector who seeks a natural, untreated example from a distinguished origin. When your need is to find a sapphire that ends the quest rather than prolongs it, this gem answers clearly and immediately.
The technical qualities that produce its unmatched sparkle are rooted in both its natural structure and the skillful cutting it has received. This stone is a transparent corundum, formed by a tightly packed crystal lattice that gives corundum natural hardness and a high refractive index, characteristics that direct and intensify light like a built in stage for brilliance. The mixed brilliant cut used on this pear shape unites the best of two worlds, pairing a brilliant facet arrangement on the pavilion with a carefully faceted crown, so that light entering the stone is dispersed, reflected, and returned with lively scintillation and a pleasing balance of flash and glow. The facets have been polished to an excellent finish, which means that each facet boundary behaves as a precise mirror, increasing contrast and the perception of depth, while the stone retains a lively pattern of sparkle when it moves. Its dimensions, measuring 9.69 by 6.20 by 6.24 mm, and its 3.06 carat weight provide a generous table and pavilion volume, optimizing internal light performance so that the sparkle is seen across the face of the gem rather than confined to narrow zones.
Visual performance is further enhanced by the sapphire's intense color intensity and its clarity character. This gem exhibits a deep, saturated blue that reads as rich and vivid in daylight and in artificial light alike, a color that enhances the stone's scintillation rather than dampening it. Clarity is graded as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means that the stone presents to the naked eye as clean and lively, while minor natural inclusions confirm its untreated origin and add to its story rather than detracting from beauty. Crucially for collectors and for those seeking a lifetime stone, this sapphire shows no enhancement, so its color and clarity are exactly as formed in nature. Its Tanzanian origin brings an additional layer of appeal, as Tanzania has produced some of the most coveted sapphires in the modern market, known for intense hues and fine crystal quality. The combination of origin, untreated status, and exceptional polish means that this stone will hold its beauty and its market desirability for generations.
Choosing this sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company means selecting a gem that meets a variety of needs with integrity and style. For the person planning an engagement, it is a dramatic yet wearable choice that will stand up to daily wear because of corundum toughness and the precise cutting that protects the stone while maximizing sparkle. For the collector, it is a rare, untreated example with provenance, a piece whose natural origin and expert finish will sit well in a curated cabinet as an example of fine Tanzanian material. For the investor, the combination of untreated color saturation, excellent polish, and traceable origin makes for long term desirability. We understand that buying a significant gemstone is both an emotional and technical decision, and our approach is to provide transparent, detailed information and hands on service so your selection feels right in every respect. If you would like to see additional photos, request a detailed light performance view, or discuss setting options that will best show the pear shape and mixed brilliant cut, our team is ready to assist, and we will guide you so your choice becomes the jewel you reach for when you want to remember a perfect day.






























