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6.02 Ct. Blue Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | S49475 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.77 Width: 9.73 Height: 5.64 |
Weight: | 6.02 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $4,125 |
This parcel features a single transparent blue sapphire weighing 6.02 carats, presented in a classic oval shape with exact dimensions of 12.77 by 9.73 by 5.64 millimeters. The gem is faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, combining a step-style pavilion with a brilliant-cut crown to optimize both scintillation and color depth. The color is described as intense in saturation, delivering a vivid, saturated blue when viewed face-up under neutral lighting. Clarity is assessed as very slightly included at eye level, indicating that the stone presents a clean face-up appearance to the naked eye while retaining minor internal characteristics when examined with magnification. The polish is excellent, contributing to crisp facet junctions and efficient light return, and the stone is natural with no enhancement, originating from Madagascar. The Natural Sapphire Company confirms these attributes as part of the gem’s identification and presentation.
The mixed brilliant cut employed in this oval sapphire is intended to balance color and brilliance for a stone of this weight and proportions. At 12.77 by 9.73 millimeters, the oval face presents a generous visual spread relative to its 6.02 carat weight, yielding an elegant presence in a variety of jewelry designs. The cut proportions and excellent polish enhance symmetry and allow the intense blue hue to display uniformly across the table and crown facets, while the pavilion’s step elements help to concentrate color and maintain controlled light leakage. The crown facets, when well aligned as in this specimen, produce crisp flashes and contribute to the perceived brightness of the stone, while the oval outline provides a flattering elongation when set in rings or pendants. Because the gem is untreated, its light performance is a direct expression of its natural crystal chemistry and the cutter’s decisions to preserve both color and carat weight.
The internal features of this sapphire are best understood as the individual fingerprint of the material, and they serve as natural identifiers that add to the gem’s character. Graded as very slightly included at eye level, the sapphire contains minor inclusions that are typically visible only under 10x magnification or with careful loupe examination. These may include fine silk or needle-like features and small pinpoint crystals or localized growth zoning, which are inherent to natural corundum growth processes. Such inclusions do not materially affect durability in this instance, and they often enhance the appeal of an untreated sapphire by confirming its natural origin and formation history. In practical terms, the inclusions are sufficiently sparse and discreet to preserve a bright face-up appearance, while their specific pattern and distribution can be recorded for provenance and identification purposes. Collectors and gemologists frequently regard these internal markers as part of a stone’s individuality, providing assurance that the sapphire is natural and unenhanced.
For practical use, the size, cut, and clarity of this sapphire make it suitable for high-quality ring settings, solitary pendants, or bespoke pieces that highlight an intense natural blue. The oval outline and the gem’s dimensions produce a notable visual impact without requiring an extravagant setting profile, and the excellent polish aids in achieving a refined finished look. Because the stone is natural and unheated, it retains attributes that often appeal to buyers seeking untreated material, and its Madagascar origin situates it among contemporary sources known for vivid, high-quality blues. Routine care should follow standard corundum guidelines, avoiding harsh chemicals and protecting the stone from sharp blows to preserve facet integrity and polish. For documentation and secure ownership, The Natural Sapphire Company recommends professional certification and photographic records that include measurements, weight, and clarity notes, ensuring a transparent record of the gem’s natural, untreated condition and its minor internal characteristics that make it unique.





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