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1.12 Ct. Bi Color / Parti Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | S32384 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.08 Width: 5.01 Height: 3.86 |
Weight: | 1.12 Ct. |
Color: help | Bi Color / Parti |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $714 |
One beautiful transparent 1.12 carat emerald cut bi color parti sapphire from Madagascar will immediately attract the eye in any jewelry setting, its unusual blend of tones and crisp faceting creating a vivid visual statement. The stone measures 6.08 x 5.01 x 3.86 mm, and the emerald cut presentation emphasizes clean linear facets and a large open table that showcases the parti character with clarity. The color expresses itself as lively transitions between cool blue and fresh green with occasional warm yellow notes, and the intense color intensity ensures that the hue is saturated enough to read clearly in both daylight and artificial light. Because the gem is transparent and faceted with an excellent polish, light travels through the pavilion with strong internal reflections, producing flashes of color and a subtle play that will stand out whether set as a solitaire, within a halo setting, or as a colored accent in a more complex design. This sapphire combines an elegant shape with an energetic palette, making it a versatile choice for contemporary or classic jewelry.
When evaluating the gem from a grading perspective, the clarity is described as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which is often abbreviated as VSI by trade professionals, and this grade indicates inclusions that are minute and do not detract from the overall visual appeal when mounted. The emerald cut is a step cut that tends to reveal inclusions more readily than brilliant cuts, so the presence of only very slight inclusions speaks to the quality of the rough and the skill of the cutter in orienting and polishing the stone to minimize visual distractions. The excellent polish contributes to higher surface luster and stronger light return, factors that educated buyers consider when assessing beauty and durability. Importantly, this sapphire has undergone no enhancement, which significantly increases its desirability and value among collectors and discerning buyers who prioritize untreated natural material. The origin of Madagascar is noteworthy, because Malagasy sapphires have become highly regarded for their range of natural colors and for producing rare parti and color change material, adding provenance value to this particular stone.
From a practical design and setting perspective, the proportions of 6.08 x 5.01 x 3.86 mm and the 1.12 carat weight make this emerald cut parti sapphire a very adaptable choice for a variety of jewelry uses. In a ring, the rectangular silhouette will elongate the finger, and a modest crown height allows for secure bezel or prong settings without excessive bulk. An open prong or low bezel setting will maximize exposure to light and emphasize the stone s color transitions, while a halo of small white diamonds will provide contrast, accentuating the blue and green tones and increasing perceived size. For pendants, the stone will hang in a stable orientation and present its color shift to onlookers as the wearer moves. Because the cut is faceted with precise step facets, the stone responds predictably to light, which makes it easier for jewelers to design complementary metalwork that highlights either the cooler blue zones or the warmer green and yellow zones, depending on the desired aesthetic.
For an educated buyer considering investment, collectability, and long term enjoyment, a natural, untreated parti sapphire of this weight, cut, and origin represents a compelling opportunity. Untreated material commands a premium because it is rare to find material with strong color and good clarity that has not been heat treated or otherwise enhanced, and the bi color nature increases rarity further because it offers a two tone appearance in a single gem. The Madagascar origin provides an established provenance that collectors respect, and The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind the accuracy of the description and the ethical sourcing of our material. We recommend independent laboratory verification for buyers who require formal certification, and our gem specialists can arrange detailed reports upon request. For those seeking a distinctive focal gem that combines technical quality, natural beauty, and provenance, this emerald cut bi color parti sapphire is an exceptional candidate, and our team at The Natural Sapphire Company is available to advise on setting options that will maximize the stone s visual impact and long term value.































