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3.61 Ct. Greenish Blue Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | S38537 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.37 Width: 9.28 Height: 5.8 |
Weight: | 3.61 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,619 |
This 3.61 carat, round shape greenish blue sapphire from Madagascar is a standout choice for collectors and connoisseurs who value character as much as color. Cut to a mixed brilliant style and measuring 9.37 by 9.28 by 5.80 millimeters, this gem balances face up presence with lively optical performance. Its medium color intensity gives a versatile greenish blue appearance that shifts subtly with light, and excellent polish amplifies the mixed brilliant cut so each facet returns lively scintillation. Clarity is described as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, a clarity grade that allows the stone to appear remarkably transparent to the naked eye while preserving the tiny internal signatures that prove its natural origin. Heat treated in the conventional manner used throughout the trade to enhance color stability, this sapphire offers the best of responsible enhancement combined with honest disclosure from The Natural Sapphire Company, a team known for provenance and craftsmanship.
What truly sets this stone apart are the unique inclusions that give it an unmistakable signature. Where many market stones strive for sterile perfection or display the uniform look of synthetic material, this Madagascar sapphire shows delicate, directional growth features and minute crystalline pinpoints that sit like a topographic map beneath the surface. These features catch light at specific angles and create tiny flashes and subtle color interruptions that are visible under loupe magnification and sometimes to the unaided eye. The pattern of silk like rutile, tiny mineral crystals, and faint growth zoning is individual to this piece, making it easy for an owner or a trusted gemologist to recognize the stone in the future. These natural signatures are not flaws in the artistic sense, they are character marks, proof of geological origin, and a major reason why connoisseurs prefer natural sapphires over lab produced counterparts and over heavily treated stones that have had their story erased.
Compared to other stones of similar weight on the market, this sapphire delivers superior value because of how its inclusions and cut work together. Poorly cut stones of similar carat weight often suffer from windowing, where a large area of the center returns little fire, or they may have a shallow or overly deep pavilion that reduces face up brilliance. This mixed brilliant cut, executed with excellent polish, maintains strong light return while using the natural inclusions as micro contrast points that amplify scintillation without detracting from overall transparency. The medium color intensity offers a more wearable and adaptable hue than extremely dark sapphires that can read almost black in certain light, and it avoids the washed out look of pale stones that lack saturation. Heat treatment in this case is a stabilizing advantage, refining the greenish blue balance so the color reads attractively under a range of lighting conditions, while still leaving the internal fingerprint that confirms natural origin. For buyers comparing origin, price, and personality, the Madagascar provenance is notable, because Malagasy sapphires frequently display intriguing color interaction and inclusion patterns that differ from stones from other sources, creating distinctiveness that many buyers prize.
In practical terms this sapphire is an exceptional choice for a centerpiece that will age gracefully and retain desirability. Corundum is one of the hardest gem materials, so this 3.61 carat gem has lasting durability for everyday settings where romance and adventure meet practicality. When compared to common alternatives on the market, such as aquamarine or blue topaz that may offer similar color at lower cost, this sapphire brings a richer history and stronger resale and heirloom value because of its natural inclusions and certifiable origin. When buyers are choosing between stones, the presence of discreet, recognizable inclusions often tips the balance toward higher long term value, because they serve as a natural certificate of individuality. At The Natural Sapphire Company we prioritize transparent disclosure, and we present this Madagascar sapphire honestly, with full details about its cut, measurements, clarity, polish, enhancement, and the very specific inclusion signatures that make it a truly unique gem. For anyone seeking a spectacular, one of a kind greenish blue sapphire that combines beauty, provenance, and character, this round mixed brilliant sapphire is a superior choice.





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