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4.17 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | S34056 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.48 Width: 6.86 Height: 6.42 |
Weight: | 4.17 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $7,425 |
A truly exceptional treasure, this transparent 4.17 carat radiant shape blue sapphire measures 9.48 x 6.86 x 6.42 mm, and presents a sublime balance of size and proportion that sits beautifully on the finger. The radiant cut combines the luminous fire of a brilliant style with the architectural clarity of step facets, and here it has been executed with exacting precision to produce crisp facet junctions and an excellent polish that maximizes light return. At eye level the stone reads as very slightly included, reassuringly natural while maintaining a remarkably clean presentation, and its vivid color intensity reveals deep, saturated blue tones that shift with movement from electric royal blue to velvety indigo. Completely unenhanced, this sapphire offers the rare pleasure of a naturally occurring color and clarity profile, a distinction that immediately elevates its desirability for collectors and connoisseurs who seek authenticity and character in a single, wearable gem.
The origin of this sapphire is Madagascar, a source that in recent years has become synonymous with some of the world most compelling and richly colored blue sapphires. Madagascar stones are born of dramatic geological processes deep within the earth, crystallizing under intense pressure and heat within metamorphic terrains that impart both depth of color and unique internal textures. The island s mining districts have yielded sapphires with a clarity and chroma that rival classical sources, and importantly for the discerning buyer, Madagascar is known for producing material that often requires no color treatment. That provenance matters because it speaks to the stone s geological story and to its rarity. An untreated Madagascar sapphire of this size and vividness is uncommon, and owning such a gem means possessing a piece of the island s mineralogical heritage, a natural work of art formed over millions of years and delivered into the hands of a select few.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we appreciate that rarity is not only about scarcity, but also about provenance, integrity, and the quiet confidence of holding something genuine and singular. This sapphire is more than a gemstone, it is an invitation to join an elite circle of collectors and owners who value unaltered beauty and meticulous craftsmanship. Its radiant cut and dimensions make it an ideal centerpiece for bespoke commissions, whether set as a bold solitaire, embraced by delicate side stones, or incorporated into a bespoke engagement ring that tells a personal story. Each setting can be tailored to emphasize different aspects of the gem, from its vivid blue brilliance to its crystalline transparency. Availability of pieces like this one is strictly limited, and because it is free of enhancement and sourced from Madagascar, it stands apart from the mass market. We encourage clients who recognize the significance of authentic, naturally colored sapphires to consider this stone as a rare opportunity to own a remarkable and enduring heirloom, curated by The Natural Sapphire Company and available for custom design and secure purchase.





























