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1.09 Ct. Yellowish Green Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | S31638 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.69 Width: 5.03 Height: 3.66 |
Weight: | 1.09 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $500 |
This transparent 1.09 carat radiant shape yellowish green sapphire measures 5.69 by 5.03 by 3.66 mm, and it combines an appealing size with precise proportions that make it ideal for a classic solitaire or an elegant halo setting. The radiant cut was chosen to maximize light return while preserving the gem s natural color, and the result is a lively stone that flashes green and warm yellowish tones as it moves. The clarity is graded very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means the gem is essentially eye clean and offers excellent visual purity compared with many market alternatives that show more obvious inclusions. With a medium intense color intensity and an excellent polish, this sapphire sits in a sweet spot of wearable vibrancy without tipping into overly dark or muted territory. Perhaps most important for discerning buyers, this stone is unenhanced, with no heat or clarity treatment, so the color and clarity you see are natural features of the gemstone rather than the result of laboratory processes. When you compare this sapphire to the many mass market options, the natural transparency, the precision of the radiant cut, and the untreated status set it apart in both aesthetic appeal and intrinsic value.
The origin of this sapphire, Madagascar, adds a distinct and valuable signature that savvy buyers understand and appreciate. Madagascar is a relatively young and dynamic source in the modern sapphire market, producing stones with lively and unusual color ranges that are different from the classical cornflower blues of Sri Lanka or the deep, inky blues of Kashmir and Australia. The yellowish green hues found in this sapphire reflect the complex geology of Madagascar, where trace elements such as iron interact with crystal structure to create colors that shift subtly with light and orientation. Because Madagascar deposits have yielded many of the finest examples of parti color and green toned sapphires in recent years, an untreated specimen from this origin commands attention for its rarity and character. Provenance matters in gemstones, and knowing that this sapphire came from Madagascar provides not just a geographical label, it provides context for the gem s color palette, its expected behavior in different light, and its market desirability. Compared with commonly available heat treated stones, an untreated Madagascan sapphire offers a clearer ownership story, a lower environmental ambiguity when ethically sourced, and the kind of natural complexity that collectors and designers prize.
From a value and design perspective this sapphire represents an exceptional proposition, and The Natural Sapphire Company selects stones like this to offer clients a superior blend of quality and uniqueness. In everyday market comparisons, many greenish sapphires are either heavily treated to deepen color, or cut in ways that hide inclusions and reduce brilliance. This radiant cut stone avoids those compromises by delivering both clarity at eye level and a cutting style that maximizes sparkle, so you receive a gem that looks larger and more luminous on the finger than its carat weight alone might suggest. For styling, the warm green yellow tones are versatile, pairing beautifully with yellow gold to enhance the warmth, or with white metals such as platinum or white gold to create a modern contrast that emphasizes the gem s clarity and scintillation. For buyers thinking about long term value, untreated stones from recognized origins like Madagascar typically retain their premium more strongly than commonplace treated alternatives, and their rarity makes them more collectible. If you are choosing between many market offerings, consider the clarity, the truth of no enhancement, the expressive medium intense color, the precise radiant cut, and the documented Madagascar origin, all of which combine to make this 1.09 carat yellowish green sapphire a rare and compelling choice from The Natural Sapphire Company. If you would like specific mounting recommendations, certification details, or viewing options, we are happy to help you visualize this gem in the perfect setting.































