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0.59 Ct. Bi Color Sapphire from Montana

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Item ID: S36245
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Product Details
Item ID:
S36245
Dimensions (MM):
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Length: 5.63
Width: 4.23
Height: 3.18
Weight:
0.59 Ct.
Color:
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Bi Color
Color intensity:
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Intense
Clarity:
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Very Slightly Included
Shape:
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Oval
Cut:
Mixed Brilliant Cut
Cutting style:
Faceted
Enhancements:
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Heat Treated
Origin:
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Montana
Per carat price:
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$800
Product description

This transparent bi color sapphire weighs 0.59 carat, and is presented in an elegant oval shape, with measurements of 5.63 x 4.23 x 3.18 mm. The gem is fashioned with a mixed brilliant cut, combining precision faceting on the crown with a carefully proportioned pavilion to deliver balanced scintillation and light return. Clarity has been assessed as very slightly included when viewed at eye level, indicating minor internal characteristics that do not detract from the overall transparency and visual appeal. Color intensity is classified as intense, with a distinctive bi color distribution that shifts subtly across the face of the stone as viewing angle and light source change. The finish is of excellent polish, resulting in crisp facet junctions and a smooth, reflective surface. Enhancement by heat treatment has been applied, a commonly accepted and stable procedure in gemology, and the origin is Montana, a source noted for producing sapphires with distinctive color characteristics and robust durability.

The geological story of this sapphire began millions of years ago during episodes of deep crustal metamorphism and igneous activity beneath what is now the northwestern United States. Under intense heat and pressure, aluminum rich rocks underwent recrystallization, allowing aluminum oxide to organize into the trigonal crystal lattice characteristic of corundum. Trace amounts of transition metals such as iron and titanium substituted into the lattice during growth, imprinting the mineral with its blue to violet range of hues. Variations in the availability of these trace elements and in the conditions of crystallization created zones of differing color intensity within a single crystal, producing the bi color effect that is so compelling in this specimen. Subsequent tectonic uplift and erosion liberated crystals from their primary host bedrock, transporting them through alluvial systems where they were concentrated and ultimately recovered by miners. The stone you see today records in its internal structure and color zoning a slow, patient history of formation, uplift, and refinement that spans geological time.

The mixed brilliant cut applied to this sapphire has been executed to maximize the unique interplay of light and color inherent to a bi color stone. Facet angles on the crown have been optimized to capture and refract light into vivid flashes, while pavilion facets have been tuned to allow selective depth and internal reflection of the two dominant color zones. The result is a gem that displays dynamic color movement, with deeper, more intense saturation in some facets and softer, more muted tones in others, depending on orientation and illumination. The heat treatment has been purposefully applied to stabilize and enhance the inherent color without compromising the structural integrity of the crystal. Clarity observations at eye level confirm a very slightly included grade, which in practical terms offers an excellent balance between natural character and visual purity, and which often contributes to the gemological fingerprint that authenticates a natural origin. The dimensions of 5.63 x 4.23 x 3.18 mm and the 0.59 carat weight make this sapphire well suited for refined jewelry settings, particularly where the oval outline and subtle bi color play can be showcased with minimal metal intrusion.

Provenance and craftsmanship come together in the presentation of this Montana sapphire by The Natural Sapphire Company, a firm committed to transparent sourcing and rigorous gemological evaluation. Montana sapphires are recognized for their distinctive color palette and natural character, and this specimen is a representative example, combining geological history, careful cutting, and responsible enhancement to yield a gem of reliable performance and aesthetic interest. Practical care for heat treated corundum is straightforward, as sapphires are exceptionally hard and wear resistant, although routine cleaning with mild detergent and warm water, followed by gentle drying, will preserve surface polish and minimize residue on facet surfaces. This sapphire embodies the interplay of deep time and human craftsmanship, a compact record of natural processes refined through precise cutting and finishing to reveal an intense bi color presence, and it is offered with the standards of description and provenance that customers expect from The Natural Sapphire Company.

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Our packaging, reports, and documentation are crafted to be refined, concise, and trustworthy. With our reputation as our greatest asset, we never cut corners. Explore our detailed reports and premium packaging for every sapphire.

Our custom zinc alloy ring boxes are designed to impress as much as our sapphire rings and jewelry. Each box weighs nearly a pound, adding a touch of luxury to your experience.
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Our customers often comment about our stunning, hand made, presentation boxes and reporting documents. Large zinc-alloy boxes are included at no extra cost for jewelry items over $5000.
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Presentation matters. We take extra special care to present our items professionally. Our custom hand-made zinc-alloy ring boxes are heavy weight. At almost 1 pound each they are extremely impressive and unique.
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For Jewelry Purchases from $500-$5000 in value we include our petit zinc alloy box.
Long, dark brown hinged jewelry box showcasing a line bracelet gently secured and beautifully displayed
For line bracelets over $500, we include a high quality, hinged jewelry box. Pictured is one of the beautiful styles that we may use.
Dark brown jewelry box showcasing two hanging earings upon opening
For hanging earrings over $500, we include a high quality, hinged jewelry box. Pictured is one of the beautiful styles that we may use.
Petit box w/ luxurious white pouch showcasing a piece of jewelry
Jewelry items under $500 will ship in a signature pouch and box.
Zinc-alloy sapphire box - closed with view of stone through window
Our hand-made zinc sapphire boxes are the finest in the industry and are included for all sapphires over $2000.
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A well presented sapphire makes a difference.
Wooden display box
For sapphire purchases between $500 and $2000 we ship a high quality black display box which shows the sapphire professionally. Stones under $500 will ship in a secure plastic pouch.
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Each document folder is individually gift wrapped.
Assortment of reports and certification documents on table
Our extensive gemological reports cover every possible detail of your item. Professionally made with care to explain what gemological terms mean, our reports offer an education in fine sapphires and jewelry reporting.
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Inside you will find well organized reporting to include appraisal, identification and gem faceting grade reports. Special care literature on how to clean your sapphire or jewelry is included as well.
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Jewelry cleaner included with items over $2,000. * Unfortunately for international shipments we can not include liquids.
Sample identification report dust cover
Sample identification report dust cover [front].
Sample identification report
Sample identification report
Sample identification report reference page
Sample identification report dust cover [inside back].
Sample 3d scan report dust cover
Sample 3D scan report dust cover [front].
Sample 3D scan report.
Sample 3D scan report.
Sample 3D scan report reference page
Sample 3D scan report dust cover [inside back].
Zinc-alloy ring box - opened
Zinc-alloy ring box - closed
Smaller Zinc-allow ring box
Long, dark brown hinged jewelry box showcasing a line bracelet gently secured and beautifully displayed
Dark brown jewelry box showcasing two hanging earings upon opening
Petit box w/ luxurious white pouch showcasing a piece of jewelry
Zinc-alloy sapphire box - closed with view of stone through window
Zinc-alloy sapphire box - open
Wooden display box
Document folder nicely wrapped
Assortment of reports and certification documents on table
Open folder displaying documents
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Sample identification report dust cover
Sample identification report
Sample identification report reference page
Sample 3d scan report dust cover
Sample 3D scan report.
Sample 3D scan report reference page
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