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4.21 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | S36113 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.57 Width: 7.89 Height: 5.83 |
Weight: | 4.21 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $2,423 |
This superb transparent 4.21 carat emerald cut blue sapphire carries a presence that feels both ancient and utterly contemporary, a gem that speaks to a long lineage of royal collections and timeless jewelry traditions. Measuring 9.57 x 7.89 x 5.83 mm, this emerald cut allows the stone to display broad, luminous planes of vivid blue, a color intensity that has drawn admiration since antiquity. With a clarity graded as slightly included at eye level, the stone maintains a clean, open character that emphasizes depth and saturation rather than distraction. The excellent polish and the transparency of this unheated, no enhancement sapphire from Madagascar accentuate natural brilliance and create a refined, elegant look that flatters both classic and modern settings. As with the storied sapphires that have adorned crowns and signet rings, this gem embodies a quiet authority, an heirloom quality that feels destined to be passed between generations.
From an investment perspective, this Madagascar unheated sapphire is particularly well positioned for future appreciation, and The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind its provenance and careful grading. Untreated sapphires of this size, with vivid color intensity and excellent polish, are rarer in the market than heat treated material, and collectors and connoisseurs increasingly prize natural, ethically sourced stones. The 4.21 carat weight combined with the emerald cut offers both visual impact and market desirability, since collectors value stones that present strong color and clarity in classic cuts that retain appeal over decades. As global demand for responsibly sourced, natural gemstones grows and supply remains limited, especially for larger unenhanced stones from desirable origins such as Madagascar, historical trends suggest a strong potential for stable appreciation. Buyers who preserve documentation, choose secure settings that protect the stone, and purchase through reputable houses like The Natural Sapphire Company will find this sapphire not only a deeply meaningful piece of fine jewelry, but also a prudent asset. It is a gem that blends the romance of history with the practical considerations of collectibility, a timeless blue that holds both aesthetic and investment promise.


































