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4.58 Ct. Bluish Green Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | S33586 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.15 Width: 9.32 Height: 5.18 |
Weight: | 4.58 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Asscher - Octagon |
Cut: | Asscher |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,870 |
There is a particular grandeur that attends gemstones whose story stretches back through centuries, and this bluish green sapphire carries that quiet dignity with ease, a reminder of the way fine jewels have been treasured and passed down from hand to hand across generations. Born in the mineral crucible of Madagascar, a place that has in recent decades become synonymous with some of the world s most captivating corundum, this gem arrives to you as a C.Dunaigre certified treasure, a piece whose pedigree can be traced and trusted. At 4.58 carats, the sapphire is substantial yet balanced, a weight that speaks to the classic proportions favored by traditional jewellers and collectors who prize pieces that sit comfortably within the long arc of jewellery history. Its bluish green hue evokes coastal vistas and shaded temple gardens alike, a color that resonates with those who value heritage and the enduring beauty of nature rendered in mineral form. The Natural Sapphire Company is proud to present such a stone, one that honors the language of the past while offering a very modern clarity and freshness, ready to be set into a ring, a pendant, or an heirloom piece that might one day carry its own story forward.
The luminous performance of this sapphire, the reason it commands attention the moment it catches light, is rooted in its crystalline nature and the way that nature was respected in its cutting. Corundum, the mineral family to which sapphires belong, crystallizes in a trigonal system that yields a dense atomic structure, a tightly bonded lattice that gives corundum a high refractive index. That high refractive index means that light entering the stone is substantially slowed and bent, causing vivid internal reflections and an intense interplay of brightness and depth. Add to this the gemstone s transparency and the fact that at eye level it is rated as very very slightly included, and you have a stone with minimal internal obstruction, where light is free to travel, reflect, and return to the viewer with an energy that feels almost carved from light itself. The medium intense color intensity of the bluish green tone is perfectly poised to allow those internal reflections to show up as varied flashes, from icy blue highlights to warmer green echoes, a subtle pleochroic dance that changes with movement and light.
The asscher octagon shape and the superb cutting work are what translate those physical qualities into a visible, wearable spectacle. The asscher style uses a series of step facets that form concentric planes descending toward the culet, and when executed with precision and an excellent polish, those steps act like a finely tuned hall of mirrors. Each plane catches and returns light in a controlled manner, producing a scintillation that is less about tiny pinpoint sparkle and more about broad, elegant flashes that emphasize clarity and geometry. With dimensions of 10.15 by 9.32 by 5.18 mm, the pavilion depth and the table size have been balanced to maximize brilliance while preserving the stone s generous face up presence. The asscher cut s octagonal outline softens the stone s squared aspect, lending it an architectural dignity that recalls antique cutting styles, yet with a modern symmetry that flatters contemporary settings. The excellent polish ensures that light does not scatter unnecessarily at the surface, preserving the purity of the reflections born within the crystal. Heat treatment, a widely accepted enhancement for sapphires, has been applied to stabilize and intensify the stone s natural color, enhancing the bluish green without obscuring the character that marks it as Madagascan in origin.
To wear this sapphire is to participate in a lineage of taste that values quality, story, and the enduring power of natural beauty. Set simply, the gem will command attention with its measured flashes and deep, complex color. Set within a halo, it will read as a refined statement piece, each step facet of the asscher cut reflecting the surrounding metal and diamonds to create an almost luminous frame. For those who seek a center stone with both presence and a sense of history, this C.Dunaigre certified bluish green sapphire is a rare opportunity. The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind its origins and its craftsmanship, offering full certification, clear documentation of the heat treatment, and guidance on settings that will best showcase the stone s unique optical virtues. Whether destined to become an engagement ring that will be spoken of in family stories, or a solitary gem kept as an investment in taste and beauty, this sapphire is a consummate example of how mineral structure, masterful cutting, and thoughtful finishing come together to create a sparkle and depth that few other gemstones can match.
































